The experiences of Black immigrants are largely invisible to Americans, despite their growing numbers – 4.2 million throughout the country (The Immigrant Learning Center, 2020).
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In any room you step into, you can sit down next to a fellow Black woman and become default friends. Black women have a way of checking on each other. Whether it’s family, a close group of friends or the ladies at the hair salon, we have a collective need to take care of each other, and one of the most powerful ways we do this is through storytelling.
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