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'The work isn’t done': 'Dear America' documentary highlights Black women voters and shaping policy
Oct. 24, 202407:11
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Morning Joe

'The work isn’t done': 'Dear America' documentary highlights Black women voters and shaping policy

07:11

The new documentary, 'Dear America: A Letter from Black Women,' is shedding light on the vital role of Black women in shaping the nation's political history. Executive producer Shennell McCloud and Mandana Dayani, co-founder of 'I am a voter,' join Morning Joe to discuss the film’s call to action, emphasizing the importance of mobilizing Black women voters for the 2024 election.Oct. 24, 2024

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