BWR Releases Annual Report on Black Women in the U.S.

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BWR Releases Annual Report on Black Women in the U.S.

The Black Women's Roundtable on Thursday released its eighth annual report on the state of Black women in the U.S., focusing on their challenges and triumphs in the wake of a historic election season and amid a global health crisis.

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