President Obama’s photographer Pete Souza recently shared his eighth and final photo’s of the POTUS and the First Family. It’s hard to imagine that in a little over a week, the President and his family will no longer live at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. We’re truly going to miss the Obama’s. But with intimate images like these shot by Pete Souza, we’ll […]
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Kamala Harris was sworn in as California’s newest U.S. senator today. She becomes the first black woman the Golden State has sent to the Senate and the first Indian American to ever serve in the body. Before friends and family in a packed chamber, Harris, 52, a Democrat was sworn in by Vice President Joe Biden shortly
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Residents of Lemon Grove, California are ecstatic to see a change in the political makeup of the small city in San Diego county. A few weeks ago, an African American female, Racquel Vasquez was elected mayor, making her the first person of any color to serve on the Lemon Grove City Council. Vasquez won the close election by a
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Award-winning PBS political reporter and vice-presidential-debate moderator Gwen Ifill passed away from cancer Monday in hospice care. She was 61. In April, Ifill took a leave from her position as the moderator and managing editor of Washington Week and co-anchor of PBS Newshour to address some health issues. At the time, a representative from the network said
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What a week! And then this happened, The Cavs visited the White House on Thursday to celebrate their NBA championship win. During the visit, the Cavs awarded our President Obama with an honorary jersey. We love this. We love the Cleveland Cavaliers and we love and already miss our beloved POTUS. (Sniffs)
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Black Women ran and won in 2016 at all levels of government and decisively shattered the glass ceiling on Tuesday night’s election, reflecting their true, 23 million strong voting power. Read more at EBONY Here’s a brief rundown of Black women who came out winners in this week’s historical election. U.S. Senate California Kamala Harris is the two-term Attorney
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Kamala Harris, California’s Attorney General, made history last night, becoming only the second black woman to be elected to the U.S. Senate. Harris, 52, defeated democrat Loretta Sanchez, entered the Senate race after Barbara Boxer announced her intention to retire. The Democrat became an early front-runner in a crowded primary field. While there are 20
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Win or lose, without question the year 2016 will go down in history as the year of making Women’s history. With Hillary Clinton, becoming the first woman in U.S. history to become the presidential nominee of a major political party, many would agree that progress is on the rise. In San Diego, six Black women are politically shaking things
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If there ever was an election where voting was important — this is it. Today we have the first viable woman candidate running for president, Hillary Clinton, who in my personal opinion is running against Donald Trump, someone who’s far less qualified and temperamental to say the least. After witnessing his temperament in all three debates, the
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(Manchester, NH) On Thursday, in speech that is bound to go down in history books as one of the greatest speeches of all time, The First Lady of the United States, denounces Trump without a single mention of his name. While campaigning in Delaware for presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama addressed the lively crowd
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