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Staffers James Walls and Darryl Jones pulled off signage with the name Myrtle Hilliard Davis Comprehensive Health Centers as the organization revealed its new name, CareSTL Health.
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Tarana Burke, a longtime activist who had been using the “Me Too” phrase since 2006, spoke at Webster University on February 19.
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Missouri History Museum’s ‘#1 in Civil Rights: The African American Freedom
Struggle in St. Louis,’ will close April 15 with weeklong culmination programming.
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Jason Wilson canvassed for his Clayton School board race on Election Day. Despite being stopped by Clayton Police twice for canvassing while black, he easily beat an incumbent and won a seat on the board.
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Sonya Morris of Incarnate Word -
Kimberly Young is daytime security manager at River City Casino.
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Catherine Mahan George reacts during the opening of the business center named in her honor at the Gateway Classic Community Center on February 22. Enjoying her response is Dwayne A. Butler, president and CEO People’s Family of Corporations.
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Anthony Thompson, president and CEO of Kwame Building Group and producer at TBeats Studios, spoke to members of the new creativity club for boys at Pierre Laclede Junior Career Academy in North St. Louis on Thursday, March 15.
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Nick Speed, Youth Educator, answering questions about earthworms from 5th grade students at Clay Academy of Exploration and Civics in the St. Louis Public School District..
Photo by LaShana (Shän) Lewis
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LaunchCode offers free coding classes at public libraries -
Basketball players huddle for a prayer at the Monsanto Family YMCA. Photo by Ryan Delaney
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Protestors disrupt CWE during dinner time on Friday in solidarity with Stephon Clark demonstrations