; and (2) the activities conducted under this section that are ongoing or are in continuation of existing Federal programs, including information on additional work undertaken in response to duties of the Task Force under subsection (e). (g) Recommendations Not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter, the Task Force shall submit to Congress, the President, and to each chief executive of a State recommendations on policies, practices, programs, and incentives that may be adopted to improve outcomes for Black women and girls. 4. United States Commission on Civil Rights Report on issues impacting Black women and girls (a) Duties Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, and annually thereafter, the United States Commission on Civil Rights shall conduct a comprehensive study and collect data with respect to the effects on Black women and girls of the following: (1) The lack of contract opportunities with the Federal Government for Black women. (2) The wage gap and pay equity for Black women in comparison to other individuals. (3) The high maternal mortality rate and the steps needed to reduce such rate. (4) The high infant mortality rate of Black girls. (5) The impact of screening for breast cancer at an earlier age than 40 years of age for Black women. (6) The school-to-prison pipeline and its impact on Black women and girls, including Black women and girls with disabilities. (7) Housing stability, homelessness, and access to affordable rental housing and home loans for Black women. (8) The prevalence and rate of violence, including intimate partner violence and homicide, against Black women and girls, including Black transgender women and girls, and the effect of prevention strategies and barriers to service for such women and girls. (9) Excessive use of force by law enforcement, including when death results, against Black women and girls, including Black transgender women and girls. (10) The over-incarceration of Black women and girls, including