Angela Davis Says Black Women Have Always Led The Charge For Change

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Angela Davis Says Black Women Have Always Led The Charge For Change

Angela Davis, an internationally acclaimed political activist and women's rights warrior, discussed the root causes of domestic violence in the Black community, and the need for people to organize to create a different kind of consciousness to end violence.

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