20th Century American Businesspeople

"We hold charter and district schools accountable for the educational outcomes of students."

"He is born in Africa, and he’s running to be mayor of the global capital."

"There is a very strong sense of pride for that."

"But that does not mean that he’s automatically going to get the African vote."

"Africans are starting to organize, part of a coalition of African leaders that plans to vet general election candidates for potential endorsements."

"If they’ve supported African community programs or aided small business owners."

"Many asylum seekers from West African nations like Senegal and Mauritania have come to the city over the last three years an especially high need population that’s received limited institutional support."

"Eliminating the test just to increase the number of unqualified, unprepared Black and Latino prospective teachers is the most racist and destructive action taken under the guise of diversifying NY’s teachers."

"“Listening to the planes take off and land” as a youngster, combined with family air travel and road trips between posts, fueled her interest in aviation. “We moved every two years,”"

"“My parents would make it an adventure—sightseeing and doing all the touristy stuff—and I was intrigued by it all.”"

"“My hat’s off to all military spouses,” she says. “If they’re working, they have to find a new job every two years.”"

"Wheels Up has redefined private aviation in the air and on the ground, and I am thrilled to further its strong trajectory of growth with a key focus on diversity,""