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Women’s National Football Conference Has Partnered With Safr, a Rideshare Company

Odessa Jenkins, CEO of the WNFC, and Syed Gilani, CEO of Safr, said they decided to work together because both organizations have similar goals: empowering women, keeping them safe, and offering opportunities to succeed.

“Honestly, we are looking for strategic partnerships with organizations that have the DNA and a mission that aligns with ours,” said Gilani. “What the WNFC has accomplished by building a parallel to the NFL is incredible. Both organizations see this as a long-term partnership.”

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Some “Essential” Jobs Are Still In The Queue to be Automated

Back in May, before leaving his position, Andrew Schaufele, former director of the Bureau of Revenue Estimates, prophesied that due to the pandemic low-wage employees in Maryland would be the most impacted. He was right. Low-wage workers in Prince George’s County, Maryland — a mostly African-American middle-class county with pockets of poverty — have lost thousands of jobs.

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D.C. Area Women drove for Uber and Lyft during a Pandemic.

“Working for Uber and Lyft during the pandemic has disappointed them. Before they could predict their week-to-week earnings, but now they can’t due to the shutdown. Their financial situations made them unable to be participants in helping to flatten the curve. Instead, their kind of face-to-face workplaces places them in positions where they could catch the virus — and spread it to other family members.”

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