What Will It Take To Close The Funding Gap For Black Female Founders?\n

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What Will It Take To Close The Funding Gap For Black Female Founders?\n
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Of the nearly $100 billion in venture funding that goes to entrepreneurs in America, less than 3% goes to female founders and just 0.2% goes to black female founders

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