Black History Month: 1-on-1 with Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins
Senior investigative reporter Tara Rosenblum discussed a variety of topics with Stewart-Cousins, including whether she envisioned her leadership position, becoming a temporary lieutenant governor, her signature scarves and whether prejudice still exists for Black women in politics.
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6h agoNews 12 continues our celebration of Black History Month with an intimate one-on-one with one of the most powerful women in New York politics, Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins.
Senior investigative reporter Tara Rosenblum discussed a variety of topics with Stewart-Cousins, including whether she envisioned her leadership position, becoming a temporary lieutenant governor, her signature scarves and whether prejudice still exists for Black women in politics.
