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This Alabama County Just Elected 9 Black Women To Become Judges

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This Alabama County Just Elected 9 Black Women To Become Judges

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In a great stride for representation Tuesday, nine black women were elected to become judges in majority Democratic Jefferson County, Alabama, The Birmingham Times reported. 

The black women who came out on top in the district and circuit courts are all Democrats. Javan Patton, Debra Bennett Winston, Shera Craig Grant, Nakita “Niki” Perryman Blocton, Tamara Harris Johnson,…

Please read original article This Alabama County Just Elected 9 Black Women To Become Judges posted on Huffington Post on 11 November 2016 | 2:25 pm —

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