Racial and Gender Equity | Comcast Newsmakers

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with Beth Chandler on YW Boston Programs Closing the Gap

Posted Oct 08, 2018

YW Boston is dedicated to ending disparities in health, wealth and safety that persist across racial lines, as well as disparities in opportunity still facing women; all in order to build a stronger, better Boston for all. Beth Chandler joins Newsmakers.

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