Tag: Diversity in government
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Dr. Shirley Weber makes history as California’s first Black female Secretary of State, inspiring women and minorities in politics with her journey from sharecroppers’ daughter to political leader.
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In a historic milestone, Senator Zaynab Mohamed and Representative Esther Agbaje have become the first Black women to co-chair a conference committee in the Minnesota Legislature. Their achievement paves the way for future generations and enhances representation
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Stephanie Thomas made history as the first Black person elected as Connecticut’s Secretary of State, breaking barriers and inspiring future generations. Learn about her dedication to civic engagement, advocacy for voter rights, and commitment to representation and inclusion…
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The remarkable journey of Linda Ervin, the first Black woman to serve as a minority leader in Onondaga County, representing parts of DeWitt and Syracuse. Despite facing challenges, Ervin’s 13-year legacy includes advocating for diversity, social services, and…
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