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Birmingham fraternity looks to build partnership with city's new initiative mentoring Black youth

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Mayor Randall Woodfin announced The Black Male Initiative on Tuesday. He called it a targeted approach to make sure young Black boys are being invested in and protected.

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Birmingham fraternity looks to build partnership with city's new initiative mentoring Black youth

Mayor Randall Woodfin announced The Black Male Initiative on Tuesday. He called it a targeted approach to make sure young Black boys are being invested in and protected.

·Birmingham, United States
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WVTM broke the news in Birmingham, United States on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
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