How Black and Latina Union Leaders Are Reshaping the Fight for Workers' Rights
Black and Latina women are stepping into powerful union leadership roles however with the rollback of DEI efforts, how will this impact union employees women of color?
Fatima Camacho is a journalist who majored in Journalism, Media Studies and Communication in Venezuela and is currently editor of Buena B, a new climate category for BoldLatina.com.
Black and Latina women are stepping into powerful union leadership roles however with the rollback of DEI efforts, how will this impact union employees women of color?
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