District Winners
For the first time in city history, Phoenix has two Black council members. Voters elected two political new comers to the City Council in a run-off election which ended Tuesday. While official race results have yet to be determined, retired Phoenix police assistant chief Kevin Robinson and local attorney Kesha Hodge Washington have the most…
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A DAY FOR A QUEEN Mrs. White Turns 100
City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego’s office has officially proclaimed Feb. 20 as “Mrs. Elizabeth White Day” to recognize the character and contributions of the…
Black history: Arizona’s first African American doctor
By: Allison Rodriguez PHOENIX — Dr. Winston Hackett was a pioneer in healthcare. He may have been born in Texas, but he is a part of…
Black Legislative Days
The 21st annual Arizona African- American Legislative and Leadership Conference presented by American commission of African American Affairs is underway. This year, the longstanding event…
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My Experience As A Black Woman In Finance
I remember the first time I stepped into a bank when I was 8 years old. Before drive-throughs and electronic check deposits, I walked into a bank and watched a banker advise a customer about their financial needs. I immediately…
Celebrating Black History Month: Q&A with JPMorgan Chase’s Dwight Warren
In celebration of Black History Month, we sat down with Dwight Warren, Business Banking Market Manager for JPMorgan Chase in Phoenix, to discuss what Black History Month means to him, how the firm is advancing racial equity and Dwight’s goals…
5 Tips to Become a Homeowner in 2023
Homeownership is the largest financial undertaking for most Americans and a key to buildinggenerational wealth. It can provide a base of security, as building home equity provides you with morefinancial options in the future. For instance, home equity can be…
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