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BW Six-Year Anniversary Issue

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Welcome to our special Six-Year Anniversary Issue of Black Westchester.

This issue celebrates several anniversaries, including the 9-year anniversary of BlackWestchester.com, and the People Before Politics Radio Show, as well as the 6-year anniversary of Black Westchester Newspaper. We also made the prestigious City & State Magazine Westchester Power 100 list for the fourth straight year

We want to take this time to thank all of you, we could not have gotten here without you and we are dedicated to continuing delivering The News With The Black Point Of View and continue to give you that Real Talk For The Community!

Send us your feedback and let us know what you think of this issue and let us know subjects or topics you would like to see us cover in the future by sending an email to BlackWestchesterMag@gmail.com.

Peace and Blessings
AJ Woodson

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