Natesha Johnson: First African American Woman to Lead Kern County Fair
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Natesha T. Johnson, the first African American woman, has been elected as the new chair of the Kern County Fairs governing body, the fifteenth District Agricultural Association. She aims to showcase the countys diversity and strength. Lucas Espericueta was also appointed as the new vice-chairman. The association, a state agency with self-generated revenue, works to guide policy and represent local interests.
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