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Maryland gets its first Black governor. What does that mean for the Black community? - Arizona Informant

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By Megan Sayles,AFRO Business Writer,Report for America Corps Member,msayles@afro.com In our country’s 246-year history, we’ve had just three Black governors. The first came in 1990, more than a century after Black people were granted citizenship and Black men were formally given the right to vote. Lawrence Douglas Wilder was elected as Virginia’s 66th governor after […]

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