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In every conversation, every decision, every meeting, every event we

promote educational initiatives for Black women, protect the bodies of Black women, advocate for their health and safety. To that end, we also strive to diminish harmful stereotypes, eradicate misogynoir (which is misogyny directed towards Black women), and return Black women to the forefront of the Women’s Liberation Movement.

Board of Directors

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Elika Bernard

President

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Ebony Harper

Vice President

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Shawntay Gorman

Secretary

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Kim Duke

Communications Director

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Imani Mitchell

Board Member

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Cheyenne Cameron-Pruitt

Strategic Planning

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Malikka Rogers

Community Partnerships

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Tonya Mack

Resource Development

Spiritual Advisory Committee

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Reverend Chaplain Tynya Beverly

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Reverend Doretha Flournoy

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Reverend Tam Denyse

We are honored to have appointed a Spiritual Advisory Council composed of Elder Black women who are esteemed leaders, reverends, practitioners, and chaplains. This council brings a wealth of invaluable wisdom, spiritual insight, and life experience to our organization. The inclusion of these respected elders ensures that we remain grounded in the traditions and values that have sustained our community through generations.

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