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All posts tagged "Addressing Education and Economic Empowerment for African Americans and Other Communities of Color"

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Loaded With “Comeback” Support, Lawmakers OK California’s $267 Billion Budget

Although California lawmakers approved the budget in time for the state reopening, “and while we proudly embrace the California comeback, this last year reminds us that...
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Black Educators Discuss Education Equity Ahead of School Re-Opening This Fall

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How the Sandwich Generation Can Help Protect Aging Parents’ Finances

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HISTORY MADE: Keisha Lance Bottoms Becomes First Black Woman Elected Governor in American History

HISTORY MADE: Keisha Lance Bottoms Becomes First Black Woman Elected Governor in American History

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COMMENTARY: Valarie Bachelor and Jennifer Brouhard are Excellent School Board Members and Deserve to Be Reelected

OUSD Receives State Review of District Finances; Outlines Progress Since January

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