For the first time, a Black person will lead House of Representatives security - Face2Face Africa

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For the first time, a Black person will lead House of Representatives security - Face2Face Africa

For the first time in history, a Black person has been tapped as the new sergeant-at-arms of the U.S. House of Representatives. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Friday that she is appointing DC National Guard Major Gen.William J. Walkerto serve as the House’s top law enforcement officer. The House must hold a majority vote...

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