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Op-Ed: Not Asking For Much Is Costing Black Women More Than We Think

Updated April 10, 2025

We’ve been taught to make do. To stretch. To survive. And for generations, Black women—especially Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers—have done just that. We turned scarcity into creativity. We learned to take the cards we were dealt and not ask for more. Some of us

Victoria Uwumarogie
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