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THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE EXPOSES CHILDREN TO POLICE AGGRESSION AND JAIL AS EARLY AS FIRST GRADE

Learn and grow from the challenges and triumphs of professional broadcasters nationwide who are navigating careers, families, businesses, and dreams. Their stories weave a golden thread through the fabric of Black radio culture. Black Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC.  is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates their significance and contributions to society. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.

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Learn and grow from the challenges and triumphs of professional broadcasters nationwide who are navigating careers, families, businesses, and dreams. Their stories weave a golden thread through the fabric of Black radio culture. Black Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC. is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates their significance and contributions to society. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.

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THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE EXPOSES CHILDREN TO POLICE AGGRESSION AND JAIL AS EARLY AS FIRST GRADE

THE SCHOOL-TO-PRISON PIPELINE EXPOSES CHILDREN TO POLICE AGGRESSION AND JAIL AS EARLY AS FIRST GRADE