Dorothy Hughes- entrepreneur, activist, feminist and pioneer in child welfare.

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Dorothy Hughes is an entrepreneur, a trans public speaker who has pioneered child welfare and fought on the front lines for civil right for African Americans, Women and children of multiracial backgrounds. She’s accomplished so much. Check out this episode. Enjoy

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