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The County of San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce (CSDBCC) created a Business Accelerator Program under its Urban Business Resource Center (UBRC). The first cohort, comprised of
Californians Set to Celebrate Juneteenth
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San Diego: SDAAMFA Honors Four Creative San Diegans as Keepers of the Culture
Andrea Rushing Calvin Manson San Diego is home to many aspiring and highly accomplished artists. The San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art wants