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Bank Liaisons Work To Remove Barriers For Black Business Owners

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By Neenma Ebeledike
| The Observer Sacramento
Federal Reserve data reveals that many Black business owners refrain from applying for commercial loans due to anticipated rejection. Andrea Andrade, vice president and community manager for JPMorgan Chase serving Stockton and San Joaquin County, speaks on businesses getting loan-ready, at JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s 16th annual summer bus tour Aug. 4. Neenma Ebeledike, OBSERVER Black entrepreneurs have long faced an uneven path to business financing.
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Sacramento marks 47 years of Black August

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By Neenma Ebeledike
| Sacramento News & Review Verified
Black August remains a vital month of political education, fasting, physical discipline, and self-reflection in Sacramento, where it was marked Aug. 1 at McClatchy Park. Yosra Nasir, an art teacher at Sacramento’s Sudanese East African School, stands for a portrait at Black August observances at McClatchy Park.Lu Young, The Observer At 19, Shane Lester entered a California prison for the first time. He remembers spending days confined to an 8-by-12-foot cell, sometimes for 23 hours straight.
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Sacramento Marks 47 Years Of Black August

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By Neenma Ebeledike
| The Observer Sacramento
Black August remains a vital month of political education, fasting, physical discipline, and self-reflection in Sacramento, where it was marked Aug. 1 at McClatchy Park. At 19, Shane Lester entered a California prison for the first time. He remembers spending days confined to an 8-by-12-foot cell, sometimes for 23 hours straight. Recreation meant pacing inside what he described as a cage barely large enough to stretch his legs.
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