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It didn't matter if race was in it, I was for women, because I noticed there was a gap and I thought that we needed more women in politics.

— Dorothy F. Bailey

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The theme would be a good opportunity for Prince George's County to come together as a county to do something in remembrance of that time and celebrate that period.

If you got an egg thrown at you, so what? If a brick was thrown at you, you tried to dodge it.

re-ignite a spark in the community by motivating our youth to empower themselves in their communication, presentation, leadership and workshop development skills.

to develop ‘strategies and policies for creating strong fathers.

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