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COMMUNITY REPORT: Brenda Shockley to serve as city’s chief equity officer -

“I welcome this opportunity to continue to fight for racial equity and equal opportunity, and against systemic racism and injustice.” Those are the words of my deputy mayor for economic opportunity, and the first chief equity officer in Los Angeles’ history, Brenda Shockley. Recent powerful, peaceful, passionate protests underscore that we are at an inflection Read More...

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