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Senate Bill to Establish Black Female Task Force

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Black Women & Girls Task Force.”

“An act to establish the North Carolina Black Women and Girls Task Force and to appropriate funds for the task force,” the heading says.

Filed on Thursday, May 14th by senators Erica D. Smith [Bertie] and Natalie Murdock [Durham], the Task Force shall serve as an advisory committee to study disaggregated findings concerning the well-being of cisgender and transgender Black women and girls in the state.

In conducting this examination, the task force shall examine the following issues:

If established, the N.C. Black Women and Girls Task Force would be in the N.C. Dept. of Administration “for budgetary purposes only.”

The act would become effective July 1, 2020.

Source: http://www.peacemakeronline.com

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