Trump’s Tariffs Are Hurting Women of Color’s Businesses
Black, Latina, and Asian women already struggle with launching and funding their ventures. Trump's ever-changing tariffs threaten to put them out of business.
Tatiana Walk-Morris
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Tatiana Walk-Morris is a Detroit-native, Chicago-based independent journalist whose reporting spans across business, technology, culture and health. She aims to uplift marginalized people and hold powerful people and institutions accountable through her feature and investigative reporting.
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