“In practice, that means taking two crucial steps: first, examining the specific economic barriers Black women face, and second, developing policies that are explicitly designed to remove those barriers. We cannot only examine topline indicators while ignoring how Black women specifically are faring. We have tried that too many times to the same result: Black women get left behind, and the entire economy is less resilient and productive.”

I have zero problem with that being factual.

Ah yes, racism to beat racism. Genius.