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What Can We Do to Pay Black Women Equitably? This New Book Has The Answers | Essence

  • Apr 9, 2024
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The data is clear: 'Black women are paid less than white men and white women.' However, Leanne Mair has written a book called 'Closing The Gap: How to Include Black […]

The post What Can We Do to Pay Black Women Equitably? This New Book Has The Answers appeared first on Essence.

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