Dorsey writes, “I just knew that Black founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders deserved better reporting, data insights that documented our stories, and platforms that built communities and not just content full of click-bait and open letters.
“When I look over the body of work we created, I am damn proud of what me and my team were able to accomplish with your support.
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