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When Lightning Strikes: Meet Black Women At The Forefront Of Today’s Labor Movement 

Patricia Johnson-Gibson leads a march with the Service Employees International Union | Photo courtesy of SEIU Local 105 By Safire R. Sostre ·Updated March 21, 2024

“It is my undying belief that Black women are the tide that raises all ships,” says Andrea Thornton Bolden, a showrunner

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