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New Report: Reach Higher – Black Women in American Politics By Higher Heights & CAWP

Read the report at: https://www.higherheightsleadershipfund.org/report/reach-higher-black-women-in-american-politics-2021/?emci=50ddb995-7034-ec11-9820-c896653b26c8&emdi=2f6a7a1c-c634-ec11-9820-c896653b26c8&ceid=2812784 From Higher Heights and The Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP): Black women are a powerful force in the American political system, and their political power continues to grow and garner recognition for the force it is. The 2020 election marked a major milestone in Black women’s political leadership. […]

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BGG x SiX Brown Girl Spotlight: TX State Representative Jasmine Crockett

The Brown Girls Guide to Politics is proud to partner with the State Innovation Exchange’s (SiX) Reproductive Freedom Leadership Council and Democracy Project to bring you a spotlight on six women of color state legislators who navigated the unprecedented influx of racist, anti-democratic, anti-abortion, and anti-transgender legislation introduced this year. Today, we are spotlighting Texas […]

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Emerge Names A’shanti Gholar Incoming President

from philanthropywomen.org Washington, DC—Emerge, the nation’s premier organization that recruits and trains Democratic women to run for office, announced today that it has named A’shanti Gholar as its next president. In this role, Gholar will lead the organization and steer its overall strategy and direction, overseeing a national staff as well as affiliates across the […]

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Not So Young, Gifted, and Black Few people know that my sister and I were named after the iconic singer, songwriter and activist Nina Simone. My mother grew up listening to her music and had a lifelong obsession that started as a small girl, playing with dolls’ names accordingly, and often said if she ever […]

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Not So Young, Gifted, and Black

Not So Young, Gifted, and Black Few people know that my sister and I were named after the iconic singer, songwriter and activist Nina Simone. My mother grew up listening to her music and had a lifelong obsession that started as a small girl, playing with dolls’ names accordingly, and often said if she ever […]