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African American women are in a unique position this presidential year.

Monday, March 17, 2008

Women voters are getting more attention in this presidential season than ever before. In Ohio 59 percent of the electorate was female and the overwhelming majority voted for Hillary Clinton. For African American Ohio women , the choice between Clinton and Barack Obama may have been more difficult.

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