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    'Built From the Fire' remembers the Tulsa Massacre 102 years later

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Melissa Harris-Perry

Study surveys black women in the workplace

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Essence Editor-in-Chief Vanessa K. De Luca, Yesi Morillo-Gual, Adrienne Hopkins and Dorie Clark discuss the new study by Essence magazine that highlights the ways in which black women feel the need to change themselves in order to get ahead at work.April 5, 2015

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    'Built From the Fire' remembers the Tulsa Massacre 102 years later

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  • Mississippi police shoot 11-year-old after his call to 911

    02:27

  • Rep. Maxwell Frost: ‘We need to fight’ against Ron DeSantis’s book bans

    04:36

  • Florida school bans Amanda Gorman poem over one parent’s CRT fears

    08:37

  • 'You need to be careful who you patronize': NAACP official explains its Florida travel advisory

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  • Stacey Abrams: Black women’s underrepresentation in U.S. Senate ‘is an American issue’

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