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The DEI Deception: White Women Benefit, Black Americans Blamed

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BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE — falsely painting it as favoritism for Black Americans. Yet, according to experts and multiple studies, white women have long been the ones gaining the most from these very initiatives.

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