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I'm seeing African American women at much later ages, and I think it's just because you're not getting the information. Whereas let's say you say you don't meet the person until you're 40. 40-year-old eggs don't work as well. If I freeze my eggs now, I don't need to be worried that in 10 years there's going to be problems with implantation or with the quality of eggs. So I don't ascribe to those kinds of conspiracy theories that it is going to destroy Black women's ability to conceive because that really hasn't been borne out because most people are not infertile.

And once I got educated on the work that Republicans have been doing to keep voters of color, young people and poor people from the polls, I got even more fired up. Those of us who believe in competent people running government have been consistently horrified by the people Donald Trump surrounds himself with. Curio couldn’t be a competent judge because he’s Mexican, and Trump has a history of calling Black people stupid. And I’ve got a message for all of Stacey Abrams’s liberal Hollywood friends: This ain’t Hollywood.

The Green Laundress wants to lead a clean living revolution that starts at home Erica Ahmed’s journey into entrepreneurship began more than a decade ago with the birth of a new baby. “I started researching and experimenting until I came up with the right combination of natural, non-toxic ingredients,” Ahmed told For Harriet. And according to the Environmental Working Group, a non-profit organization focused on raising awareness on environmental and public health, many of the most harmful products rarely list all their ingredients on their labels, thus denying consumers of the ability to make an informed purchasing decision. Ms. Ahmed knows how effective their branding is “I remember what my parents cleaned with when I was a child and how those messages and (commercial) jingles are forever entrenched in my mind.

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