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 Celebrates Student Achievement During AI Graduation Certificate Recognition Ceremony

The Environmental Leaders of Color (ELOC) proudly celebrated the accomplishments of its Artificial Intelligence Program graduates during a special Certificate Recognition Ceremony. The event...

The Dangers of New York Democratic Policies: The Attack on the Conventional Family

https://youtu.be/qGBKqhn6L2g One of the most important questions in public policy is not whether a proposal sounds compassionate, inclusive, or progressive. The more important question is...

New York’s Housing Reforms May Create More Housing. But Will They Create More Homeowners?

Governor Kathy Hochul and New York lawmakers are promoting a series of housing reforms designed to address the state's housing crisis. The goal is...

WARNING TO BLACK AMERICA: Why Are the NAACP and CBC Asking Children to Pay for Adult Failures?

The NAACP's recently announced "Out of Bounds" campaign, supported by members of the Congressional Black Caucus, raises a question that Black America should not...

Democrats Fought Trump on SALT. Now Albany Wants to Do the Same Thing.

Let me say at the outset that I am not someone who reflexively opposes new revenue. New York has real needs. The subway needs...

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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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