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Blanche Armwood: Florida Educator

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Born January 23, 1890, to a middle-class Tampa family, Blanche Armwood would become known as the first Black woman to graduate from an accredited law school in the state. She would also become known for her contributions to education. Education The daughter of Tampa's first Black police officer and a dressmaker, the men in Blanche Armwood's family […]

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