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‘And She Could Be Next’ highlights women of color transforming U.S. politics | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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The New 411 By Raymond Ward Spearheading a new generation of forward-thinking sales companies primed to reimagine the industry even before COVID-19, Utopia takes POV’s first ever mini-series “And She Could Be Next” to the virtual Marché Du Film. The multi-part documentary series directed by Grace Lee and Marjan Safinia follows women of color–as candidates and []

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