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Patricia Harris

Patricia Roberts Harris

American politician and diplomat (1924–1985).

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Date of Birth

5/31/1924

Date of Death

3/23/1985

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Democratic Party

Educated At

George Washington University Law School

George Washington University

Howard University

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Washington, D.C.

African Americans

Human Rights Defender

Rock Creek Cemetery

National Women's Hall of Fame

(2003)

: 2003

D.C. Women's Hall of Fame

(1988)

: 1988

Honorary Degree From Spelman College

(1977)

: 1977

Honorary Degree From Spelman College

(1997)

: 1997

Ladies' Home Journal Women of the Year

(1974)

: 1974

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Phi Beta Kappa Society

Patricia Roberts Harris

United States Ambassador to Luxembourg

(9/7/1965 - 9/22/1967)

: 9/7/1965

: 9/22/1967

United States Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

(8/3/1979 - 5/4/1980)

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Joseph A. Califano, Jr.

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: 8/3/1979

: 5/4/1980

United States Secretary of Health and Human Services

(5/4/1980 - 1/20/1981)

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Richard Schweiker

: 5/4/1980

: 1/20/1981

United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

(1/23/1977 - 9/10/1979)

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Carla Anderson Hills

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: 1/23/1977

: 9/10/1979

Harvard University

Notable Black American Women

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