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Ayesha Curry Wants To Change Education Outcomes Through Food | Forbes
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7:40Now PlayingSweet July founder and CEO Ayesha Curry speaks to ForbesWomen editor at the 30/50 summit in Abu Dhabi to talk about growing her culinary empire, and how she, along with her husband Stephen Curry, are using nutrition to change education in their Oakland, CA community.
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