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‘Black Tacoma Still Faces Uphill Battle,’ Says CEO of Tacoma Urban League. More Insights Await Next Week

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October 10, 2024
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‘Black Tacoma Still Faces Uphill Battle,’ Says CEO of Tacoma Urban League. More Insights Await Next Week
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On May 30, at the Evergreen State College Tacoma campus, she’ll continue a tradition by addressing the state of Black Tacoma, offering a factual, data-driven analysis of the challenges and opportunities for the local African American community.

Previously led by state Senator T’wina Nobles, who served as CEO starting in 2017, the Tacoma Urban League’s annual “State of Black Tacoma” event has been a platform for discussing the community’s progress and setbacks, coinciding with the National Urban League’s State of Black America report.

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