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August 28, 2020 By counsell

“I Left the British Psychological Society — And This Is What Happened”

Psychologist Kirsty Miller blogs on Medium about her experience of becoming professionally homeless.

[A]fter a great deal of deliberation I decided to cancel my membership. This was a big decision, because being unable to say I was a member of the BPS could potentially have implications for my career…

…In the current economic climate I decided that I couldn’t justify paying to be a member of an organisation that judges members on skin colour and tells me what I should think and how I should behave.

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