Dolores Sibonga: History of a Trailblazer

She repeatedly went to bat for others, managing to pass the first affirmative action plan that defined how the city would ensure applicants and employees were treated equally if they were a member of a protected class such as race, color, gender, age or disability.

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Dolores Sibonga: History of a Trailblazer

She repeatedly went to bat for others, managing to pass the first affirmative action plan that defined how the city would ensure applicants and employees were treated equally if they were a member of a protected class such as race, color, gender, age or disability.

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Marco would never wrap a lemon or lime or orange in plastic wrap or tin foil. There are no partial citrus ends in his fridge, stored to keep them fresh for the next time.

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