Former Congresswoman Val Demings

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Former Congresswoman Val Demings @RepValDemings

The “Queen of Keys,” Lillette Jenkins-Wisner was a child prodigy who performed and taught music right up until her death at age 94, including here in Florida. She helped revolutionize what Black women could do and own in America's entertainment industry. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/i1vkCflBoD — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2021

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Former Congresswoman Val Demings @RepValDemings

Please take this disease seriously. Wear a mask. Get vaccinated. Protect yourself and others. The long-term effects, even after recovery, can be brutal. And doctors describe COVID deaths as excruciating, traumatic, and scarring. https://t.co/9MzmXMSanB — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 22, 2021

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Former Congresswoman Val Demings @RepValDemings

At age 11, she performed at Carnegie Hall. It was the 1930s, and as she later said, "Black people didn’t perform there." She and her husband moved to Nevada, becoming the first Black people to own a nightclub/casino there: Lillette’s Rhythm Club. https://t.co/4uaZnJ8V2N — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Feb. 23, 2021