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Betty Reid Soskin, The Oldest Park Ranger In The U.S., Turns 100

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The oldest park ranger in the nation is a Black woman. Ranger Betty Reid Soskin turned 100 on September 22.She currently serves at the Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National […]

The post Ranger Betty Reid Soskin Gets Middle School Named After Her For 100th Birthday appeared first on Essence.

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