African-American Assembly Candidate Touts Trump
Ramona Johnson, an African-American mother of two with a grassroots organizing background, is running as a Republican to unseat a 36-year incumbent in Brooklyn’s 41st Assembly district.
Ramona Johnson, an African-American mother of two with a grassroots organizing background, is running as a Republican to unseat a 36-year incumbent in Brooklyn’s 41st Assembly district.
Our podcast challenges the notion that millennials don't care about politics.
The proposed Community Board Athletic Leadership League – C-BALL – would require young athletes to regularly attend community board meetings.
Part of Jefferson Avenue has been renamed Bertram L. Baker Way in honor of the late assemblyman, who became Brooklyn's first African-American elected official in 1948.
On a $13,000 budget, first-time candidate Craig Schley takes on 38-year incumbent Charles Rangel for Harlem's congressional seat.
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