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The war on Black women isn't new, and isn't over

Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder·By Sharon M. Holder, PhD., MPhil., MSc., MSW· Read on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder ↗
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, argues there has always been a political war on Black women, from the Nineteenth Amendment’s broken promise to today’s attacks on women in public office. She says voting is a refusal to be silenced

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