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I’m Every Womxn Concert To Highlights Black-led Organizations And Black Performers - The Seattle Medium

  • Feb 26, 2021
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As OLN works to recruit and equip BIPOC womxn for vital leadership positions urgently needed to overcome systemic racism in the civic, for-profit and nonprofit sectors, it is important to use our platform to celebrate Black performers, while highlighting Black-led nonprofits.

The post I’m Every Womxn Concert To Highlights Black-led Organizations And Black Performers appeared first on The Seattle Medium.

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