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You've proven that a woman whose father didn’t graduate from high school can become this city’s first female African-American mayor.
Democrat Vi Lyles, in her victory speech on Tuesday night after winning the mayoral race in Charlotte, N.C.
November 08, 2017 •
Caroline Cournoyer
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Democrat Vi Lyles, in her victory speech on Tuesday night after winning the mayoral race in Charlotte, N.C.
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