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All posts tagged "Maya Angelou’s books"

Barbara Lee3 years ago

Oakland Groups Urge Local Financial Institutions to Order Maya Angelou Quarter from U.S. Mint

Recognizing the significance of the American Women Quarters (AWQ) Program to the communities we serve, the collective is acting to make sure communities are aware of...
Activism3 years ago

Congresswoman Lee Applauds U.S. Mint Release of Maya Angelou Quarter

Beginning in 2022 and continuing through 2025, the Mint will issue five quarters in each of these years. The ethnically, racially, and geographically diverse group of...

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‘Jim Crow Was and Remains Real in Alameda County (and) It Is What We Are Challenging and Trying to Fix Every Day,’ Says D.A. Pamela Price

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All posts tagged "Maya Angelou’s books"

Oakland Groups Urge Local Financial Institutions to Order Maya Angelou Quarter from U.S. Mint

Congresswoman Lee Applauds U.S. Mint Release of Maya Angelou Quarter

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‘Jim Crow Was and Remains Real in Alameda County (and) It Is What We Are Challenging and Trying to Fix Every Day,’ Says D.A. Pamela Price

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Access Better Health with Medically Tailored Meals – Transforming Health Through Nutrition for Medi-Cal Patients

A Prolific Painter: Artist and Advocate Lois Mailou Jones

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New California Law Will Protect Students During Extreme Weather

More Than 1.2 Million Youth Pre-Registered to Vote, Secretary of State Weber Announced

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Announces $7.5 Million Settlement Agreement with Walmart

OP-ED: Hydrogen’s Promise a Path to Cleaner Air and Jobs for Oakland

Study Confirms California’s $20/Hour Fast Food Wage Raises Pay Without Job Losses

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