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White House staffers dispute 'Blaxit' mass exodus of Blacks - DefenderNetwork.com

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Despite a recent report alleging an exodus of Black staff members, the Biden-Harris Administration remains the most diverse in history. High-level African American staffers refuted a Politico story about a […]

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