Black women's role in shaping America's democracy | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

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Black women's role in shaping America's democracy | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Vice President Kamala Harris and other Black women are being celebrated for their contributions to democracy and their resilience in the face of adversity, as they continue to fight for equality and representation in the face of white nationalism and corruption.

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