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Minnesota Welcomes First Black Gen-Z Woman To Senate

By Bry’onna Mention· Updated November 9, 2022

The state of Minnesota had a historic moment Tuesday night and multiplied it by three when Democrats elected three Black women to the state Senate. For the first time in 164 years, Zaynab Mohamed, Clare Oumou Verbeten and

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