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profile name: Mary McLeod Bethune
profile occupation: Educator, Civil Rights Activist
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profile name: Ernie Davis
profile occupation: Football Player
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profile name: Elizabeth Montgomery
profile occupation: Television Actress, Pin-up
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profile name: Jeannette Rankin
profile occupation: Women's Rights Activist, U.S. Representative
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profile name: Jacques Marquette
profile occupation: Explorer
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profile name: Andrew Kehoe
profile occupation: Mass Murderer
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