(BPRW) Black Women’s Health Imperative Launches “Take The Shot for the WIN” Vaccination Awareness Campaign with the Women’s National Basketball Players Association and National Council of Negro Women, Inc. news -The Black Chronicle

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(BPRW) Black Women’s Health Imperative Launches “Take The Shot for the WIN” Vaccination Awareness Campaign with the Women’s National Basketball Players Association and National Council of Negro Women, Inc. news -The Black Chronicle

(Black PR Wire) WASHINGTON D.C. - The Black Women's Health Imperative (BWHI) is excited to unveil a new partnership with the Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA), and the National…

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