Hailed as 'Undeniable Force,' Secretary of State Honored in L.A. with 'Shirley N. Weber Day'
The Los Angeles City Council declared Feb. 14 "Shirley N. Weber Day" in honor of the San Diego leader and the first Black secretary of state in California.
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The Los Angeles City Council declared Feb. 14 "Shirley N. Weber Day" in honor of the San Diego leader and the first Black secretary of state in California.
While the world of poetry offers a blank page for each poet, for Black poets challenging history, the page expands. With each stroke, these poets can redefine conventional notions of Blackness, infusing their verses with resilience and grace.
The history of organized student representation for Black students goes back about 50 years at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.