A “third place” (or interchangeably known as a “third space”) is a concept introduced by sociologist Ray Oldenburg in his book “The Great Good Place,” published in 1989. Oldenburg proposed that people have three main places in their lives: the “first place” is their home, the “second place” is their workplace or school, and the… Continue reading Black Women Need a “Third Place” More Than Anyone
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