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First Black Fire Captain Andrea Hall Led Inaugural Pledge Of Allegiance In Sign Language - Everyone Wants To Know More About Her - Vimarsana News

First Black Fire Captain Andrea Hall Led Inaugural Pledge Of Allegiance In Sign Language - Everyone Wants To Know More About Her

May we continue to live into that ideal. If you don’t understand why ASL users are happy rn, ask yourself if you ever saw a sign language interpreter at an official White House in the last 4 years. Even at COVID briefings they were denied access to what could have been life-saving info. https://t.co/SOLZnlJAjy — Imani Barbarin, MAGC | Crutches&Spice (@Imani_Barbarin) January 21, 2021 Now, everyone wants to know everything about her.  Here's what we know: In 2004, Andrea became the first Black female Fire Captain in the history of the City of South Fulton Fire Rescue Department in Georg...

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El Pasoans React To The Presidential Inauguration - Vimarsana News

El Pasoans React To The Presidential Inauguration

El Pasoans React To The Presidential Inauguration El Pasoans took to social media to express themselves as they, along with the whole nation, watched the presidential inauguration on Thursday, January 20, 2021. The inauguration events began early with president-elect Joe Biden and company attending mass, followed by an inauguration like no one’s ever seen. Due to the U.S. Capitol's breach on January 6, the whole inauguration area was surrounded by barricades and barb wire along with 20,000 National Guard troops on the ground keeping guard over an abundance of caution. The inauguration also ...

'Long time coming': Women lawmakers react to the inauguration - Vimarsana News

'Long time coming': Women lawmakers react to the inauguration

POLITICO Join the Women Rule community Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. RULING THE WEEK The nation watched as the first Black, first South Asian and first female vice president took the oath of office on Wednesday — mostly through screens, as attendance was limited because of the pandemic. But what was it like for t...