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Helix Charter High School Students Challenge Adults To Stand Up Against Injustices

  “I’m only Seventeen, wait two of us are just Fifteen.” By: Philip W Liburd (San Diego, CA) At the February 17th 2018, general membership and guests meeting of Black American Political Association of California, San Diego Chapter, BAPAC, Community Activist /Organizer Aeiramique Blake, introduced 6 students from Helix Charter High La Mesa. Ms. Blake […]

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The Obama Official Portrait Unveiled at the Smithsonian Museum is Everything!

    The National Portrait Gallery today unveiled its official portrait of  our 44th President Barack Obama, alongside that of former First Lady Michelle Obama. Gazing at this remarkable piece of art history, it’s no surprise that it has captivated the world. It’s trending all over the internet.  Elected with the highest ever number of

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Rep. John Lewis Announced as Keynote Speaker at 2018 UCSD Commencement

The University of California San Diego today announced that Rep. John Lewis, often called “one of the most courageous persons the civil rights movement ever produced,” will offer the keynote address at the invitation-only UC San Diego All Campus Commencement June 16, 2018. UC San Diego, recognized as one of the top ten public universities

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San Franciso Mayor Ed Lee Dies, London Breed becomes First Black Woman Acting Mayor

London Breed, Interim Mayor of San Francisco San Franciso Mayor Ed Lee passed away this morning after suffering an apparent heart attack while grocery shopping late Monday night.  He was just 65.  Lee is survived by his wife Anita and two daughters Brianna and Tania. Lee was in his second term in office as the

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Prominent Labor Union Organizer will be honored NAACP Chairman’s Award

The NAACP announced today that prominent labor union organizer and leader William Lucy will be honored with the prestigious NAACP prominent labor union Chairman’s Award which is bestowed in recognition of individuals who demonstrate exemplary public service and use their distinct platforms to create agents of change. Leon W. Russell, Chairman of the NAACP National

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Keisha Lance Bottoms, Alanta’s newest mayor-elect. Recount Underway

Congrats to Keisha Lance Bottoms, Alanta’s newest mayor-elect. Although there is an official recount issued, the 47-year-old wife and mother of four, is ready to represent the wonderful city known as the ATL. Opponent Mary Norwood called for a recount minutes into Wednesday morning as Keisha Lance Bottoms celebrated the result. Norwood cited an unofficial

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African American Woman elected as New Orleans Elects First Female Mayor

  According to a report on NOLA.com, New Orleans mayors have typically come from families with political pedigree. They have well established ties to the civic and business community. The great majority have claimed native roots. LaToya Cantrell, on the other hand, is a relative newcomer to the public arena. She is the first outsider

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