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Black feminism / Carol Moseley Braun / Illinois State Senators / Jesse Helms / Braun / Alan J. Dixon / Peter Fitzgerald / Moseley / United States Senate election in Illinois / Government of Illinois / Illinois / African American women in politics


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Biographical Directory / /

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Voting Result / Person Travel / Employment Change / Person Communication and Meetings / /

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University of Chicago School / Illinois State Bar / University of Illinois / DePaul University / University of California / /

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business law / /

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state legislature / DePaul University / Bill Clinton’s administration / U.S. Senate Historical Office / Supreme Court / University of California / Santa Barbara / Morris Brown College / Department of Education / Judiciary Committee / Senate / United States Senate / University of Illinois / the University of Chicago School of Law / United States Congress / Federal Election Commission / Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee / Senate Appropriations Committee / /

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Richard Williamson / Peter Fitzgerald / Alan Dixon / Edna A. Davie / Betty K. Koed / Carol Moseley Braun / Jesse Helms / Bill Clinton / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Joseph J. Moseley / /

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primary election / drop out of the race / presidential race / /

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senior editor / professor of business law / President / state representative / Historian and Deputy Director / consultant / ambassador / Senator / Assistant Historian / medical technician / business consultant / policeman / Republican candidate / Assistant U.S. Attorney / visiting professor / reporter / lieutenant governor / ambassador to New Zealand / first female Senator / /

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Cook County / Illinois / North Carolina / California / /

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northern Illinois / U.S. / /

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