African American Women as Victims of Violence – Utne

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African American Women as Victims of Violence – Utne

… is clear to many African American women that they are at … regarding homicides. As an African American woman myself, it does … , in large urban areas, African Americans have continued to be victims … despite the fact that African American females are 2.4 times …

Source: The Buffalo News

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