A lifelong desire to be involved in something that helps people, combined with a little bit of luck and audacity, eventually landed Rodericka Applewhaite a role that she never even imagined for herself. With a passion for politics and communication, particularly concerning the Black community, Applewhaite, Director of Black Media at the White House, understands […]
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