An evening of inspiration, sharing and motivation. Four black women share their journey to success.
As part of Pop Brixton’s black history month Brazza restaurant are organising a night of recognition and celebration of the achievements of black women.
Four black women from different careers and backgrounds talk us through their route and the unique difficulties faced by black women in the work place.
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