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The movement against racism is broad and deep. Here are some of the people making change happen.
Segun Idowu, Queen-Cheyenne Wade, Monica Cannon-Grant, and Sofia Meadows show that revolutionary change comes from working together.
By Jeneé OsterheldtUpdated December 10, 2020, 7:34 a.m.
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From left: Segun Idowu of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, Queen-Cheyenne Wade of For the People - Boston, Monica Cannon-Grant of Violence in Boston, and Sofia Meadows of For the People - Boston.Philip Keith for The Boston Globe
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