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Hey everyone ! My name’s Lulu Belle Madison White. I heard you wanted to hear about my life, so that’s exactly what I’m gonna tell you about. Right now I have a lovely husband named Julius. I’m trying to become a teacher in the Houston Independent School District. I’m part of the NAACP (the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People). Julius has been a member for quite a while, and he’s even been the plaintiff in several white primary
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