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LGBTQ rights advocate Sarah McBride I think it s awe-inspiring. I feel a deep sense of responsibility, she said.
In fact, this is not the first time McBride has made history, as someone who has packed ages of experience in life and love into just 30 years. She s the strongest, most resilient person I know, said Sally McBride. But for many years, she and David McBride did not know that the child they thought of as their youngest son had a secret.
Sarah told correspondent Rita Braver, From my earliest memories, I remember lying in my bed at night, praying that I would wake up the next day and be myself, that my family would be proud of me, and judge me on my merits.
Needham police complete internal investigation following racial profiling allegations
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After pushing Henry up against his Honda Odyssey, the officers would hold him for over 30 minutes on suspicion of shoplifting; even though the 37-year-old father of four, who works as a massage therapist in Needham, carried a receipt.
Almost six months later, lawyers representing Henry sent a letter to police Chief John Schlittler containing his account of the incident and accusing officers of racial profiling and wrongful arrest. The letter called for the department to review the incident and asked for an apology to be issued to Mr. Henry.
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BT’s 175,000 sq ft letting at English Cities Fund’s Four New Bailey saw office take-up for the final quarter of 2020 hit 350,000 sq ft, taking the total for the year to 800,000 sq ft, the first time total annual transactions in the city centre have dropped below 1m sq ft since 2013.
The yearly total for a Covid-hit 2020 is significantly lower than that recorded in 2019 when almost 1.5m sq ft of deals were signed.
However, after a strong final quarter, which saw a 280,000 sq ft jump in space transacted compared to Q3, agents were confident Manchester still has the power to attract occupiers despite the challenging climate.
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Sarah McBride won’t officially be sworn in as senator of Delaware’s 1st district until January 2021, but she hit the ground full sprint right after her win in November.
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“Senators assume the office here in Delaware at midnight on election night, so you get dropped into the deep end pretty quickly and have very little time to catch your breath,” McBride says. “In some ways, you don’t have the time and space to reflect and fully process.”
There’s a lot to reflect on and process: After winning her seat, McBride became both the first openly transgender state senator and the highest-ranking openly transgender official in U.S. history.