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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Feb 1

    Pauli Murray was an architect of the civil-rights struggle—and the women’s movement. Why haven’t you heard of her? http://nyer.cm/ghmYOUr pic.twitter.com/WK3CBXJrYK

    4:34 PM - 1 Feb 2018
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      1. Rhonda V. Magee‏ @rvmagee Feb 1
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        Thank you for this in-depth article. I’d known so little about her, and now can’t wait to read more.

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      1. Barbara James‏ @BarbaraJames75 Feb 2
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        Mostly Episcopalians tend to know who Pauli Murray is? Civil rights activist and first black female priest. Good to remind us of her during black history month. She would be ideal for women's history month as well.

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      1. Roy A Lang Jr‏ @RALangJr Feb 1
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        The perpetual pogam of miseducatiion of the negro.

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      1. Rory Bourgeois‏ @BourgeoisRory Feb 1
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        Well, I don't read much.

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      1. Blue Honey‏ @devans00 Feb 2
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        Story of an amazing woman. Besides challenging Jane and Jim Crow, Pauli Murray may be considered a #transgender person. @kathrynschulz

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      1. Brave Face‏ @Flutterby618 Feb 1
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        And the prism of white supremacy through which the feminist movement perceives it achievements seizes the legacy off those who really fought for it.

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      1. Brave Face‏ @Flutterby618 Feb 1
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        No doubt Dr Kings dream was a world where she seized glorious liberty arm in arm with and on equal footing to men. As ever, the rulers twist events to uphold the great man narrative of history, while good hearts like King, X and our heroine here knew they were in confraternity.

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      1. Lindsay‏ @lindsanity Feb 1
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        I’d never heard of this person before. I’m glad I stopped to read this article.

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      1. Dr. Funk N. Gonuts‏ @DrFunkngonuts Feb 1
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        I have. Her story is amazing.

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