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Va. Gubernatorial Hopeful McAuliffe Lays Out Agenda to Help Blacks - The Washington Informer

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Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe visited Richmond Thursday to tour Sassy Jones Jewelry, a Black-owned small business, and announce his Lifting Black Virginians agenda that's built around his intentions for a second term in office.

The post Va. Gubernatorial Hopeful McAuliffe Lays Out Agenda to Help Blacks appeared first on The Washington Informer.

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