Tag: first Black executive director
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Ben Jealous, the first Black executive director of the Sierra Club, has been ousted amid allegations of racism and wrongful termination. Supporters call it discriminatory, while union groups point to leadership concerns.
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Tamara King, a Manning High School graduate and seasoned library leader, has been named the first Black executive director of Richland Library, bringing 25 years of experience in equity and engagement.
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