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African American elected officials, Seattle, 2000

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Whitaker, William

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Standing: Jerome Farris, David Simpson, Ron Gipson, Michael Spearman, Jonathan Harris, Ronald Cox, LeRoy McCullough, Donald Haley. Seated: Norward Brooks, Monica Benton, Dawn Mason, Norma Smith Huggins, Patricia Hall Clark, George Fleming, Richard Jones.
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  1. African Americans
  2. Farris, Jerome Simpson, David Gipson, Ron Spearman, Michael Harris, Jonathan Cox, Ronald Mc Cullough, Le Roy Haley, Donald Brooks, Norward Benton, Monica Mason, Dawn Huggins, Norma Smith Clark, Patricia Hall Fleming, George Jones, Richard
  3. Government
  4. Government Officials
  5. Seattle
  6. Washington (State)

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