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With the passing of some of our political pioneers, their legacy and blueprints are left behind and being carried by the likes of Representatives Jahana Hayes, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley, to name a few. Here are 8 additional Black politicians you should know effecting change in America.
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It’s Time For Our Leaders To Make Good On Their Promises To Black People
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Scientific community must reach out to African Americans to bolster confidence in vaccine - Los Angeles Sentinel
What’s clear is that the scientific community and community leaders must reach out and work hard to ensure that African Americans gain the confidence to get vaccinated. This won’t be easy. But with the leadership of Dr. Corbett and others, and with a new administration getting serious about
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Black Women On Roe v. Wade: ‘Now’s The Time To Ensure Equity, Not Just Access’
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Warming Centers Open Throughout Detroit | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle
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Dr. Susan Moore Chronicles the Medical Care that Led to Her Death - Voice and Viewpoint
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Black Women On Roe v. Wade: ‘Now’s The Time To Ensure Equity, Not Just Access’
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