Dr. Shirley Weber, a Democratic assemblywoman from San Diego, was confirmed as California’s secretary of state on Thursday, winning approval in the state Senate a day after the Assembly gave her nomination unanimous support. Weber will become California’s first Black secretary of state. Born in Jim Crow-era Arkansas, Weber’s family fled to California after her father was threatened by a lynch mob. Guy Marzorati, KQED
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