Supporting Black communities now and in the future: A Q&A with CLLCTIVLY Founder Jamye Wooten
Wooten offers thoughts on CLLCTIVLY's work to support Black-led organizations working for change, the George Floyd protests and his hopes for what’s next.
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Wooten offers thoughts on CLLCTIVLY's work to support Black-led organizations working for change, the George Floyd protests and his hopes for what’s next.
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