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All on board? Powerful Pittsburgh-area panels are more diverse, but progress is uneven | New Pittsburgh Courier

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by Rich Lord Women hold nearly half of the seats on major boards and commissions that make many decisions in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, and Black residents hold more than one in every four, PublicSource has found as part of the year-longBoard Explorer project. Both figures represent steps toward greater diversity in the region’s power … Continued

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