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    Why are black women still an afterthought?

    Jun 05, 2020 3 minutes
    By Brittney Cooper

    REONNA TAYLOR WAS AN ESSENTIAL worker. An EMT with aspirations to be a nurse, she was one of the people whose daily labor of keeping people safe we have come to value anew in the age of COVID-19. In March, Louisville, Ky., police officers killed her after their choice to serve a no-knock warrant in plain clothes after midnight was met with gunfire by her boyfriend, who was startled by the intruders. Investigations are ongoing, but no charges have been brought against

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