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Black Women In Politics: Janelle Bynum Makes History, Becomes Oregon’s First Black Member Of Congress

By Tracey Khan ·Updated November 13, 2024

Oregon State House Rep. Janelle Bynum has etched her name in history, securing a landmark victory in Oregon’s 5th Congressional District race. She will become the first Black lawmaker to represent Oregon in Congress.

After a hard-fought battle against Republican incumbent

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