Ber-Henda Williams

Ber-Henda Williams

is an advocate for women and girls of color in the metro-Detroit area. She’s a mentor and teaching artist.

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Ber-Henda Williams Ber-Henda Williams April 15, 2020 12:34 pm EDT

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