M. Athalie Range
American activist and politician
Born
November 7th, 1915
109 years ago
Died
2006
19 years ago — 91 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United States
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Born in 1915, this individual dedicated a lifetime to civil rights activism and public service. Serving as the first female to hold a position in the Florida Cabinet, she was appointed as Florida’s Secretary of Community Affairs. In addition to political involvement, significant contributions were made within numerous community organizations, including providing leadership in initiatives aimed at improving living conditions for marginalized communities. The work spanned several decades, influencing urban policy and community development in Florida.
First female Florida Cabinet member
Served as Secretary of Community Affairs
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