by Sherri Kolade LaNeisha Gunn E’yandra Otis “The story beneath your name can’t be contained beneath the tide, so sisters, let them rise and take their rightful places on your applications and business cards, desk placards, and uniforms until one day (our) names become the norm. But for right now, we’re special you see, and … Continued

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