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First in the Courtroom Then, Eight in the Capitol Now
Marcus and Denise pair the Black Women Who Changed the World volume — Constance Baker Motley, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyer who won nine of ten Supreme Court arguments and personally tried the case admitting the first Black students to the University of Georgia — with election night in Georgia, where eight Black women won statewide office at once, led by Keisha Lance Bottoms, the first Black woman ever elected governor of an American state.📚 From the 'Left Out of the History Books' series by Carlos L. Young Sr. — https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheDigitalBlackVoice
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