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Black women such as Ketanji Brown Jackson, Kamala Harris and Shirley Chisholm should be especially celebrated during Black History Month.
Two of the three incumbents face challengers in three races for seats on the Franklin Township school board, while one incumbent is running unopposed.
Indiana residents will get to vote on school board members during the November general election. Here who is running in Marion County.
As a UCF professor writes, losing Black History Month would mean ignoring the pain Black people have suffered, along with their success.
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