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WE ARE A “GO TO” AUTHORITY IN NEW MEXICO ON MATTERS RELATING TO METHODS THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS.

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Advancing economic equity for Black entrepreneurs in New Mexico is not just about business—it’s about community resilience, generational wealth, and economic justice. s thrive and drive sustainable economic growth.
Black Chamber of Commerce New Mexico - https://t.co/oAj9Q9J253

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Dr. Joy DeGruy: Unpacking Racial Trauma and Healing
Dr. Joy DeGruy is a groundbreaking scholar, author, and speaker who has dedicated her career to addressing the lasting effects of historical trauma on African Americans. Best known for her work on Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome

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Shirley Chisholm: Unbought and Unbossed
Shirley Chisholm was a political powerhouse who shattered racial and gender barriers in American politics. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1924, she made history in 1968 as the first African American woman elected to the U.S. Congress.
#BHM

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George Washington Carver: A Legacy of Innovation and Sustainability
George Washington Carver was a visionary scientist, educator, and agricultural innovator who transformed the farming industry and uplifted Black communities.
#GeorgeWashingtonCarver #BlackHistoryMonth

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From Hair Loss to Haircare Empire: Madam C.J. Walker’s Legacy
Born Sarah Breedlove, Madam C.J. Walker turned personal struggle into a multi-million-dollar empire by revolutionizing Black haircare. She created the Walker System to restore scalp health and empower Black women. #BHM

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Celebrating Black Pioneers & Trailblazers: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Educational Journey
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is commonly known as a leader of the Civil Rights Movement, but his journey as a scholar is just as inspiring. #BlackHistoryMonth #MLK #EducationMatters

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Harriet Tubman: The Conductor of Freedom
Harriet Tubman was a beacon of hope and resilience, leading enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Born into slavery around 1822 in Maryland, she endured unimaginable hardships before escaping in 1849.
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Mental health is an integral part of overall well-being, and it’s something that deserves attention every day. Take a moment to reflect on the significance of mental health awareness, especially in communities that have historically faced barriers.

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COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS THROUGH
THE LENS OF RACE WITH APS - A facilitated conversation through ARTI

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On the 21 of September , The student/council members for BSA met at the Office of African American Affairs to conduct their month meeting.
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Representative Stansbury and National Democratic Leadership engaging in chat focused on answering questions submitted and commonly asked questions regarding national issues. RSVPs required. RSVPs by 3 PM on 10/3
National Democratic Leadership Event RSVP (https://t.co/wdZnedYZol)

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The Black Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico is hosting their 2nd Annual Black Chamber Gala . Make sure to attend it on October 18. Get your tickets now!
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This is going to be a life changing, ministry edifying, business empowerment , epic moment. @newhope_abq @NM_OAAA @NMecondev @cabq @ABQJournal @newmexicoprays @nmmlkjrc

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@unmafro Thank you for cultivating a beautiful welcome back bbq! It was a success! Shout out to all the amazing staff and students who stopped by our table and collected OAAA Swag! Represent!
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Dreaming in Colors,Dreaming in Colors https://t.co/I2v2JcaJI9 via @YouTube,YouTube

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A Day in the life of an OAAA Intern, A Day in the life of an OAAA Intern https://t.co/JjUdEvtRl3 via @YouTube,YouTube

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