Lack of Representation Among Mentors

There is a scarcity of mentors who share the same racial, gender, or sexual identity as women of color and LGBTQ+ women. This lack of relatable role models can make it difficult for mentees to find guidance that truly resonates with their experiences and challenges.

There is a scarcity of mentors who share the same racial, gender, or sexual identity as women of color and LGBTQ+ women. This lack of relatable role models can make it difficult for mentees to find guidance that truly resonates with their experiences and challenges.

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