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- re: Metrolina Minority Contractors Association
- Blogs & Podcasts, The CLog, Mar 22, 2012
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DNC Notebook: Clearing the way for minority businesses
- by Mary C. Curtis
- Tags: News, Democratic National Convention 2012, Democratic National Convention 2012, DNC, DNCC, diversity, Charlotte, Mary C. Curtis, Steve Kerrigan, James Ferguson II, LGBT, minorities, women, veterans, Carolina Regional Minority Partnership Coalition, CRMPC, Democrat, Democratic Party, Stephane Berwald, Metrolina Minority Contractors Association, Pat Cotham, Colette Forrest, Tom Rosfelder, security, Ohio, Secret Services, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, 2, 012, volunteer, Ramblewood Park, Allenbrook Elementary, Charlotte Woman of the Year, A Woman's Place, Levine Museum of the New South, Davidson College, Rabbi Judy Schindler, Carol Quillen, Leadership for the 21st Century, Sandra Conway, Keeping It Positive, NPR, The Root, Fox News Rising Charlotte, Politics Daily, Twitter
Local minority coalitions are peeved at DNCC's diversity plan and committee staff members volunteer in the Queen City.
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