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Farah Tanis

American feminist activist

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About Farah Tanis

Farah Tanis was a politician.

Farah Tanis is a New York City–based feminist activist and co-founder and executive director of the Black Women's Blueprint and of the Museum of Women's Resistance. She is the chair of the US Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Black Women and Assault. She was one of the organizers of the 2017 March for Black Women in Washington D.C.

Earlier in her career, Farah co-founded Dwa Fanm, a Haitian women's organization based in Brooklyn, and served as its executive director.

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American feminist activist

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· Wikipedia: Farah Tanis

· Wikidata: Q59522660

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