As Black women assume more leadership positions across industries they are coming under attack in a variety of ways. The goalpost for success and credibility is constantly being moved backward or redefined. Therefore, the way attacks are crafted and deployed is also changing. We are ready to Clapback and Get the Facts. 
 
#SistersLead #SistersVote @SistersLead 
 
https://sistersleadsistersvote.org/

As Black women assume more leadership positions across industries they are coming under attack in a variety of ways. The goalpost for success and credibility is constantly being moved backward or redefined. Therefore, the way attacks are crafted and deployed is also changing. We are ready to Clapback and Get the Facts. #SistersLead #SistersVote @SistersLead https://sistersleadsistersvote.org/

As Black women assume more leadership positions across industries they are coming under attack in a variety of ways. The goalpost for success and credibility is constantly being moved backward or redefined. Therefore, the way attacks are crafted and deployed is also changing. We are ready to Clapback and Get the Facts. 
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#SistersLead #SistersVote @SistersLead&nbsp;
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https://sistersleadsistersvote.org/

Defining “Attack” on Black Women Leaders

As long as Black women’s political leadership is under attack, we will be here to CLAPBACK.   In a world filled with mis and disinformation, we provide you with the REAL! If you’re a Black woman, representing Black women, or in community with Black women we are here to CLAPBACK and make sure you GET THE FACTS!

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As long as Black women’s political leadership is under attack, we will be here to CLAPBACK. In a world filled with mis and disinformation, we provide you with the REAL! If you’re a Black woman, representing Black women, or in community with Black women we are here to CLAPBACK and make sure you GET THE FACTS!

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