In 2020, black American women did what we were made to do and drag democracy back into the light and make sure that the will of the American people was heard.
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WILLIAMS highlights the role of black American women in the 2020 elections and their impact on democracy.
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We demonstrated that there are voices that have long been ignored that can have volume and have effect.
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