Foreign Policy: Building equity from within
from CQ Roll Call Policy Briefs Hosted by CQ Roll Call
Democrats are working to build support around a set of proposals, some legislative, that would order a series of structural changes to the State Department with the goal of increasing diversity. CQ Roll Call's Rachel Oswald reports.
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