Tag: 979.498 (Local History of San Diego)
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Discover how Leon Williams, San Diego’s first Black city councilmember and county supervisor, transformed the city with vision, unity, and a lasting legacy of equity.
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- Adora Dick Made History in 1980 as Avon and Somerset Police’s First Black Female Officer
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