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Taa Grays has been named the first Black woman president of the New York State Bar Association, focusing on equal access to justice and civil rights reform in New York.
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Mississippi must redraw Supreme Court districts following a federal ruling inspired by Judge Reuben V. Anderson, the state’s first Black justice.
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Brantford considers naming new community centre and park after Blanche E. Williams, pioneering 1880s Black woman who broke educational barriers by attending University of Toronto with equal privileges.
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Nick Brown is Washington’s first Black attorney general, pledging to defend civil rights, protect women’s healthcare, and ensure environmental justice.
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