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RELEASE: Patrick Gaspard Named President and CEO of the Center for American Progress, CEO of the Center for American Progress Action Fund

RELEASE: Patrick Gaspard Named President and CEO of the Center for American Progress, CEO of the Center for American Progress Action Fund
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Jean-Pierre enjoys star-making turn at White House podium

Jean-Pierre enjoys star-making turn at White House podium Amie Parnes © Getty Images Jean-Pierre enjoys star-making turn at White House podium When Karine Jean-Pierre stepped up to the podium on Wednesday for her first briefing in the Biden White House, she was well aware of the history she would be making as the second Black woman to speak to the White House press corps in 30 years. And while the principal deputy press secretary came prepared to discuss the day s news on the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic and a mass shooting in San Jose, Calif., she didn t have an answer scripted for the topic at hand.

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Karine Jean-Pierre makes history as 1st openly gay, 2nd Black woman to give White House briefing

Karine Jean-Pierre made history Wednesday becoming the first openly gay woman and the first Black woman in 30 years to deliver a White House press briefing. Newsy WASHINGTON (AP) â Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday became the first openly gay woman to deliver the White House press briefing and only the second Black woman in history to take on the role. Jean-Pierre, the White House principal deputy press secretary, had briefed reporters aboard Air Force One, but Wednesday marked her first time before the lectern for a televised briefing. It s a real honor to be standing here today, Jean-Pierre told reporters, when asked about her historic turn. Clearly the president believes that representation matters, and I appreciate him giving me this opportunity.

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1st Openly Gay Black Woman Delivers White House Briefing

May 27, 2021 08:14 Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre briefed reporters at the White House Wednesday, only the second Black woman to do so and the first openly gay one.   It s a real honor to be standing here today, said Jean-Pierre from the White House podium, adding that she appreciates the historic nature of the occasion. Being behind this podium, being in this room, being in this building, is not about one person, it s about what we do on behalf of the American people, she added. Jean-Pierre has briefed reporters in press gaggles aboard Air Force One when accompanying President Joe Biden on his travels, but this is the first time she took the podium at the James F. Brady briefing room.  

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Karine Jean-Pierre makes history by being the first openly gay woman to deliver the White House press briefing

Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday became the first openly gay woman to deliver the White House press briefing and only the second Black woman in history to take on the role.

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