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David Dinkins, NYC’s first Black mayor, is dead at 93 - The New York Beacon

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Dinkins died at his home in the Upper East Side in the city where he served as its 106th mayor for one term from 1990 to 1993. New York City lost a political giant as its first Black mayor,David Dinkins, has died, theNew York Timesreports. […]

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