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CARR/DITTMAR: History is on the Midterm Ballot, and Black Women Candidates Are Writing It

The Washington Informer·By Glynda C. Carr and Kelly Dittmar· Read on The Washington Informer ↗
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A historic surge in Black women seeking political office is underway across the United States, including potential firsts for governorships and Senate seats

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