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Feminism. Math.

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Companies like @Ford & @PepsiCo MUST stop funding Big Plastic's efforts to continue polluting our ocean.

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Ilhan Omar was the first Somali-American, the first naturalized citizen from Africa, the first non-white woman, and one of the first two Muslim women (along with Rashida Tlaib of Michigan) to serve in Congress. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 2019
#IlhanOmar #Minnesota

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Minnesota members of the US House of Representatives (1858-present):
W: 3
M: 136
#Minnesota #USHOR #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Veronica Grace Boland was the 1st woman elected to Congress from Pennsylvania. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1942-1943
#VeronicaGraceBoland #Pennsylvania #USHOR #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Pennsylvania members of the US House of Representatives (1787-present):
W: 12
M: 1074
#Pennsylvania #USHOR #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Elizabeth Kee was the 1st woman elected to the US Congress from West Virginia. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1951-1965
#ElizabethKee #USHouseOfRepresentatives #USHOR

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West Virginia members of the US House of Representatives (1863-present):
W: 3
M: 100
#WestVirginia #USHouseOfRepresentatives #USHOR

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Barbara Mikulski of Maryland is the longest serving woman in the history of the US Congress. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1977-1987
#Maryland #USCongress #USHouseOfRepresentatives #BarbaraMikulski

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Katharine Byron was the 1st woman elected to Congress from Maryland. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1941-1943
#Maryland #USHouseOfRepresentatives #KatharineByron

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Maryland members of the US House of Representatives (1789-present):
W: 8
M: 302
#Maryland #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Leslie Byrne was the 1st woman elected to the US Congress from Virginia. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1993-1995
#LeslieByrne #USHouseOfRepresentatives #Virginia

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Virginia members of the US House of Representatives (1788-present):
W: 7
M: 402
#Virginia #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Eva Clayton was the 1st African American woman to represent North Carolina in Congress. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 1992-2003
#EvaClayton #NorthCarolina #USHOR #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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North Carolina members of the US House of Representatives (1789-present):
W: 6
M: 325
#NorthCarolina #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Liz Patterson was 1 of only 5 women ever to represent South Carolina in the US House of Representatives. Democrat: 1987-1993
#LizPatterson #SouthCarolina #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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South Carolina members of the US House of Representatives (1789-present):
W: 5
M: 214
#SouthCarolina #USHouseOfRepresentatives

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Lisa Blunt Rochester was the 1st woman and 1st African-American to represent Delaware in Congress. US House of Representatives; Democrat; 2017-present
#LisaBluntRochester #Delaware

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Delaware members of the US House of Representatives (1787-present):
W: 1
M: 66
#Delaware #USHouseOfRepresentatives #sexist

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Mary Teresa Norton was the first woman elected to the US House of Representatives from New Jersey. 1933-1951; Democrat
#NewJersey #MaryTeresaNorton

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New Jersey members of the US House of Representatives (1787-present):
W: 5
M: 311
#sexist #NewJersey