New Hampshire remains one of the least racially diverse states in the country, but that diversity is growing. Wednesday on The Exchange, we reflect on Black History Month and talk with leaders of color in the Granite State. We'll discuss the work they're doing in the Statehouse and in local communities, and about where New Hampshire still lags in equality and representation.
Air date: Feb. 26, 2020.
Guests:
- James McKim - president of the Manchester chapter of the NAACP
- Manny Content - a member of the Manchester Police Commission.
- State Sen. Melanie Levesque - she represents parts of Nashua and surrounding towns; she is the state's first African-American state senator
- Jada Hebra - Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer at Southern New Hampshire University