Anyone who follows my work in Congress knows that closing the racial wealth gap, which in my home of Atlanta, unfortunately is the worst in the nation, is the goal that I infuse into all of my policy work, especially my work here on the Financial Services Committee.
Nikema Williams: “Anyone who follows my work in Congress knows that closing the racial wealth gap, which in my home of Atlanta…”
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Williams emphasizes her commitment to addressing the racial wealth gap in her policy work.
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