DAMON K JONES

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A multifaceted personality, Damon is an activist, author, and the force behind Black Westchester Magazine, a notable Black-owned newspaper based in Westchester County, New York. With a wide array of expertise, he wears many hats, including that of a Spiritual Life Coach, Couples and Family Therapy Coach, and Holistic Health Practitioner. He is well-versed in Mental Health First Aid, Dietary and Nutritional Counseling, and has significant insights as a Vegan and Vegetarian Nutrition Life Coach. Not just limited to the world of holistic health and activism, Damon brings with him a rich 32-year experience as a Law Enforcement Practitioner and stands as the New York Representative of Blacks in Law Enforcement of America.

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ELOC Offers Free Computer and AI Classes for High School Students in Mount Vernon

MOUNT VERNON, NY — Environmental Leaders of Color (ELOC) is once again giving local high school students an opportunity to build the technology skills they...

Al Sharpton, AOC Is No Shirley Chisholm: That Comparison Is a Slap in the Face to Black Political Power

There are certain instances in which Black political history should be kept from being rewritten, repackaged, or conveniently borrowed in order to justify someone...

Two Reports Expose the Failure of NY Attorney General Letitia James

Two recent reports should make New Yorkers take a closer look at Attorney General Letitia James and her office. One report covers serious allegations...

Master P’s Comments Raise a Larger Question About Historical Memory, Black Wealth and Institutional Power

https://youtu.be/jP8qs7KQO-I Earlier this week, Master P sparked a bit of controversy when quotes surfaced of him saying that he hoped Black people would stop talking...

ELOC Receives $5,000 United Way Grant to Expand SAT Prep Access for Westchester Students

MOUNT VERNON, NY — Environmental Leaders of Color (ELOC), a Mount Vernon-based nonprofit, has received a $5,000 Community Impact Grant from United Way of Westchester...

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NEW YORK’S PRISON PROBLEM: STILL NO SOLUTION FOR STATE CORRECTION OFFICERS

Eighteen months on from the correction officer strike revealing...
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