today in black history

July 09, 2020

E. Frederic Morrow becomes the first Black to serve in the Executive Office of the President in 1955, appointed by President Eisenhower.

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President's Weekly Address - 7/18/15

POSTED: July 19, 2015, 9:00 am

In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the importance of the long-term international deal on nuclear accessibility struck with Iran.

Source: The White House

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