Tag: Columbus history
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Les Wright, the first Black woman elected to the Columbus City Council, is remembered for her visionary leadership, faith, and lifelong commitment to empowering women, families, and underserved communities.
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Columbus celebrates Michael Coleman’s 25 years since becoming the first Black mayor, honoring his transformative leadership and humor-filled legacy.
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