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[Video] Dorothy Hollingsworth: Prominent Educator & Politician

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Dorothy Hollingsworth, a prominent educator and politician, achieved a number of “firsts” during her years in Seattle. The most important was becoming the first black woman in Washington State’s history to serve on a school board. Hollingsworth was born in Bishopville, South Carolina on October 29, 1920. She moved at an early age to Winston-Salem, […]

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