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Black Career Women

Founded in 1977, Black Career Women headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization conceived by black women for the professional development of black women. Black Career Women grew out of an awareness that many of the career related concerns of black women are not addressed adequately, and, in some instances, receive no attention at all.

Black Career Women designs and implements annual programs which provide enrichment and encouragement to black women as they uniquely deal with institutional barriers of racism, sexism, as well as economic, political and societal forces that thwart their career success.

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