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@BasicBlackNow Live: two minorities could win in Boston Mayoral race primary election. Strategy ->
Could a a black woman and a Latino male win the Boston mayor’s race primary election?
Yes, its possible the numbers are suggesting.
In Boston, 198,000 voters are minority and 40,000 are unregistered says Kevin Peterson of the New Democracy Coalition .
He should know because he helped shaped redistricting plans.
There are many candidates in the race who are white males and votes will be shared among them.
So, if experts are right about how many votes it will take to win the primary, the two leading minorities are in.
This was among the topics discussed on the Basic Black Live: Politics, Scandals, and Legacies TV segment on ‘GBH2 last week.
Click the link to view the full streaming episode. In the discussion were panelists :
- Callie Crossley, host, Under the Radar, 89.7 WGBH Radio
- Kim McLarin, author, Divorce Dog: Men, Motherhood and Midlife
- Phillip Martin, senior reporter, 89.7 WGBH Radio
- Kevin Peterson, executive director, The New Democracy Coalition
- Kenneth Cooper, editor, The Trotter Review, Trotter Institute, UMass Boston
Financial Controller is one of several jobs open to Boston minorities and all… HR contact enclosed here..
Greetings,
The AboutBlackBoston.com Job Box section embraces human resource managers who are seeking to fill positions with diverse candidates.
A full list is available on AboutBlackBoston.com
Financial Controller – Wyman Gordon position opens
The Contr
oller will be responsible for the overall financial management, SOX compliance & control and for protection of the assets for the group. This individual will maximize return on financial assets, achieving annual growth in revenue and EBIT targets through internal growth and additional market penetration opportunities. There are additional responsibilities.
Please click here to review the full job specifications and apply to the contact listed for this position.
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Business Support Specialist – Centers for Women Enterprise
View full job description and apply
Job Overview: The Business Support Specialist is responsible for ensuring the successful delivery and administration of CWE’s community-based programs. Primary responsibilities include: program outreach to community leaders and recruitment of participants, classroom instruction, providing business advice and resources, and coordinating high-quality program provision in community-based classrooms. Initial program focus will be in the Fairmount-Indigo corridor of Boston; other sites TBD.
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NEW - Quality Engineer
Responsibilities: Assure Wyman-Gordon’s Quality systems and procedures satisfy government and customer requirements, and assure compliance of product shipped to contractual requirements. Drive effective implementation of new QMS System. Perform contract review on new orders and integrate requirements into Wyman Gordon QMS system. - Download and Apply
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NEW - Dimensional Inspector
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: This is final inspection before sending forging to customer. Makes determination of sub-standard parts in terms of acceptability to customer. Obtain blueprints, inspection check list and specifications if required. Determine from master check list the characteristics to be inspected for the specific job and indicates same on inspection check list. Dimensionally check forging for required characteristics and more… DownLoad and Apply
PARENTS – IT’S NOT ALWAYS EASY, BUT HAVE YOU FOUND A WAY? casting call, network show.
PARENTS – IT’S NOT ALWAYS EASY, BUT HAVE YOU FOUND A WAY???
from:
Scott Hiller
Casting Producer
Metal Flowers Media, LLC
Stop and smell the reality.
URL: - http://metalflowersmedia.com/
We are in search of families with kids of all ages for a fun new series on a major cable network.
There is compensation for participating. Please email us at casting@metalflowersmedia.com with the names, ages, and relationships of everyone in your family with a brief overview of your parenting style/philosophy.
Parenting is not always easy – if only there were a manual! Is tough love the best? Spanking or no spanking? Let kids run free and give them their independence, or squeeze them tight and keep them close and teach them the rules? Listen to your gut, or read their diary? Make them talk, or leave them alone?
Only YOU can decide what is best for your children, and what makes you the best parent you can be.
If you have a method of parenting that works for you, we want to hear about it! A major cable network is currently seeking families of all types who have discovered their own secret to parenting. If you’ve been dying to share how successful your parenting techniques are, this is your chance!
Thanks, we look forward to hearing from you!
Posted May 8th, 2013
by AboutBlackBoston.com
With high crime perceptions on background, here are the plans for the upcoming Dudley Square Memorial Day on May 11th.
JOIN COMMON THREAD DUDLEY SQUARE AT HIBERNIAN HALL FOR DUDLEY SQUARE MEMORY DAY ON SATURDAY, MAY 11, 2013
ROXBURY, MA. On Saturday, May 11, 2013, please join Common Thread Dudley Square and the Dudley Square community for a day of activities at Dudley Square Memory Day. Events include a history scavenger hunt, memory and photograph archiving, and a celebration of Dudley Square’s revitalization. All events will be held at Hibernian Hall (184 Dudley Street) in Roxbury from 11am-4pm.
Nicole Flynt Thomas, Community Connector of Common Thread Dudley Square Coalition says, “Dudley Square’s history is cross-generational. The residents of our community show great pride in our history and Dudley Square Memory Day is all about uncovering the historic treasures of our neighborhood.”
From 12pm-2pm, the community can take part in Discover Roxbury’s interactive Scavenger Hunt, (check-in begins at 11am in Hibernian Hall). The scavenger hunt is designed for all ages and guaranteed to bring out the kid in everyone. Participants will have a chance to celebrate the diversity of Roxbury’s history, arts and culture, and compete in teams for fun and prizes.
Join us from 11am-3pm in Hibernian Hall for a “Memory Day” with a chance to share your old photos and documents about life in Roxbury. All past and present Roxbury residents are asked to bring photos and other documents to be scanned and archived by UMass Boston and are invited to participate in brief video interviews about the history of Dudley Square.
At 3pm we celebrate the day’s activities with Representative Byron Rushing. Join your friends and neighbors at Hibernian Hall for music, refreshments, and visions for the future of Dudley Square. Byron Rushing will present prizes to the scavenger hunt winners.
Common Thread Dudley Square
Located in the heart of Roxbury’s Dudley Square, Common Thread Dudley Square works transparently with all stakeholders to reclaim Dudley Square as an evening destination by coordinating cultural activities and events. CTDS stimulates economic growth with a focus on existing assets. By unveiling its true beauty, celebrating its wealth of history and preserving its culture and unique community, CTDS will help improve the public’s perception of Dudley Square.
Common Thread Dudley Square Coalition is made up of the following organizations in the Dudley Square area:
Boston Ten Point Coalition
Black Ministerial Alliance of Boston
Boston Police, Precinct B2
Gallery Mus!ka Vanhu
Haley House Bakery Cafe
Historic Boston Incorporated
Madison Park Development Corporation
Touch 106.1 FM (Media Sponsor)
For more information, please contact Nicole Flynt Thomas at 617-637-6382.
posted by AboutBlackBoston.com

