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.

Exclusive articles:

The Silent Tax Hike: Why Westchester Residents Should Be Paying Attention To Albany’s Pension Push

No press conferences are warning you. No headlines telling you to prepare. No elected official standing in front of a camera saying your cost...

Are New York Republicans Selling Out For The Governor’s Race?

Let’s be clear from the beginning: this is not an argument for New Yorkers to join the Republican Party. Nor is it a defense...

Is Mamdani Driving Capital Out of New York in the name of Justice

When Zohran Mamdani publicly singled out Ken Griffin and used Griffin’s penthouse as a symbol for taxing the rich, many treated it as populist theater. But this is...

The Group That Labeled Louis Farrakhan a Racist Now Faces Indictment Over Klan-Linked Payments

There is an old rule in politics and public life: never confuse moral posturing with moral authority. For decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center has been...

A Crime That Destroys Black Wealth While New York Looks Away

A Crime That Destroys Black Wealth While New York Looks Away There is a category of crime in New York that does not rely on...

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AI Is Learning The World; Black People Better Be In The Lesson Plan

America Is Building an AI Economy and National-Security System....

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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