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African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Women, Global Afro Woman ProtagonistMay 1, 2022

Sherrilyn Ifill, An Embarrassment of Riches

Sherrilyn Ifill ’An Embarrassment of Riches’ The beauty of Sherrilyn Ifill is that she is at the top of her game. Time recognized her amongst […]

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African American Professors, African American Women, African American Women Lawyers, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Women, Black Women Law Professionals, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, UncategorizedJanuary 26, 2022

Lani Guinier, A Champion for Justice, Equality, Empowerment and Democracy

We may have lost the presence of Lani Guinier due to Alzheimer at age 71 (January 7, 2022) but her legacy as a legal theorist, […]

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African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, American Descendants of Slavery, Black Women, Black Women Law Professionals, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, UncategorizedDecember 30, 2021

Letitia James, NY Attorney General

Understanding my professional life involved ambitious efforts to achieve educational pursuits and jobs defining who I was, where I was, and how I was. Recognizing […]

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African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Lives Matter, Black Women, Black Women Lives Matter, Community Activism, Rezoning in Raleigh North CarolinaApril 30, 2021

Stormie Forte 1st African American Raleigh City Council Member.

Stormie D. Forte, a Raleigh native, for those who may be learning about her is the first African American Woman City Council member. This position […]

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African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Women, Community Activism, Raleigh, North Carolina, Rezoning in Raleigh North CarolinaSeptember 20, 2020

Community Engagement: REZONING CASE Z-45-2020 NEW HOPE & BUFFALOE, RALEIGH, NC

How many ways can you say no? It depends on who is listening. I understand our city is in flux. It seemed to have the […]

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#ADOS, African American Women, African American Women of Diaspora, American Descendants of Slavery, Black Lives Matter, Black Women, Black Women Lives Matter, Police and African American Women, Police and Black People, Police BrutalityAugust 9, 2020

Breonna Taylor recognized…

Breonna Taylor came into our consciousness when we learned that after awakening from sleep, she became the victim of a police home invasion and was […]

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#ADOS, African American Women of Diaspora, American Descendants of Slavery, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Research ProfessionalsMay 21, 2020

African American Woman Scientist in the Trenches with COVID-19 – Kizzmekia Shanta Corbett, PH.D

Dr. Fauci appointed Kizzmekia Shanta Corbett, PH.D to lead a team studying the corona virus. At the tender age of 34, she was propelled into […]

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#ADOS, African American Women, African American Women Doctors, African American Women of Diaspora, American Descendants of Slavery, Black Women, COVID-19, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Healthcare and inequity, Medical Professionals, Women Medical ProfessionalsMay 10, 2020

African American Women Health Professionals in Trenches with Coronavirus – Race & Healthcare Vanessa Northington Gamble, MD PH.D

Dr. Venessa Northington Gamble is a physician, scholar, and activist. Born in 1953 and grew up in West Philadelphia with single mother, sister and watchful […]

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African American Women, African American Women Doctors, African American Women of Diaspora, Black Women, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Healthcare Access, Healthcare and inequity, Medical Professionals, Women Medical ProfessionalsApril 29, 2020

African American Women Health Professionals in Trenches with Coronavirus-Patrice Harris, MD, MPH

Patricia Harris, MD, MPH heads up the American Medical Association and is in the thick of addressing physician needs and challenges during the Coronavirus. The […]

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#ADOS, African American Women, African American Women Doctors, African American Women of Diaspora, American Descendants of Slavery, Anesthesiologists, Black Women, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Global Afro Woman Protagonist, Healthcare Access, Healthcare and inequity, Medical Professionals, Race and Healthcare, Women Medical ProfessionalsApril 23, 2020

African American Women Health Professionals in Trenches with Coronavirus – Dr. Ebony Hilton

Dr. Ebony Hilton is an associate professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine at the University of Virginia. Her story becoming a doctor was forged […]

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