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Britain’s most influential Black Women

10th March 201522nd August 2018 DTadmin 9610 Views 0 Comments Abbiih Oloyede, Angela Sarkis, Angie Le Mar, Barbara Kasumu, Baroness Lawrence Of Clarendon, Baroness Scotland Of Asthal, Black Women, Britain, Cecilia Amin, Charmaine Noble-Mclean, Chine Mbubaegbu, Christine Ohuruogu, Claudine Reid, Diane-Louise Jordan, Dionne Gravesande, Dr Neslyn Watson-Druée, Influential, Influential Black Women, Jackie Davidson, Jennette Arnold, Julaine Hedman, Juliet Fletcher, Mildred Talabi, Nikki Tapper, Pastor Celia Apeagyei-Collins, Pastor Marjorie Esomowei, Pastor Penny Francis, Pastor Yemisi Ashimolowo, Pastor Yvonne Brooks, Patricia Scotland, Rev Dr Kate Coleman, Rev Esme Beswick, Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Yolanda Brown, Yvonne Mosquito

CECILIA AMIN Position: President, Royal College of Nursing Reason for influence: In 2014, Cecilia Amin became the first Black woman

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