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Taft, Oklahoma 74463
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Today's #BlackHistoryByJL3 spotlight is Leila Foley, the first Black woman to become the elected leader of a U.S.city when she became mayor of Taft, Oklahoma in 1973. She was a divorced single Mom of 5 children. She won the mayoral race, despite having no
Taft, OK post office
Post Office 74463 (Taft, Oklahoma)
Taken in Brighton, England in 1891 or 1892 by Burt Sharp
Unknown Nieces in Taft, Oklahoma - 1922
Eddie Warrior Correctional Center
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