List of personalities of the city of Washington

The list of personalities in the City of Washington includes people who were born in Washington, DC , the capital of the United States , as well as those who worked in Washington without being born there. Both sections are sorted chronologically according to the year of birth. The list does not claim to be complete.

Washington-born personalities

1801 to 1900

Carlos Martínez de Irujo (1802–1855), Spanish diplomat, politician and Prime Minister of Spain
EDEN Southworth (1819–1899), writer
William Lawrence Scott (1828-1891), politician
Alpheus Hyatt (1838–1902), zoologist and paleontologist
William Wallace Wotherspoon (1850-1921), Major General
John Philip Sousa (1854–1932), conductor and composer
Linnaeus Edford La Fetra (1868–1965), pediatrician
Will Marion Cook (1869–1944), composer
Albert Fish (1870-1936), serial killer
Fielding Hudson Garrison (1870-1935), librarian and medical historian
Ynes Mexia (1870–1938), Mexican-American botanist and explorer
Marie Manning (1872–1945), writer
Francis Newton (1874-1946), golfer
Sherman Miles (1882–1966), general and politician
Herbert E. Winlock (1884–1950), archaeologist and Egyptologist
John J. Speight (≈ 1885–1954), lawyer
John Foster Dulles (1888-1959), politician
William H. Rupertus (1889–1945), Major General in the US Marine Corps
Lillian Evanti (1890–1967), opera singer
Euphemia Haynes (1890–1980), mathematician and university professor
Walter Maximilian Bastian (1891–1975), lawyer
Monta Bell (1891–1958), producer, director and screenwriter
Herbert Covington Bonner (1891–1965), politician
Alan Hale Sr. (1892–1950), actor
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet (1893–1980), daughter of US President Grover Cleveland
Ina Claire (1893–1985), film and stage actress
Ted Koehler (1894–1973), pianist and songwriter
Jean Toomer (1894–1967), writer
Jerome Aloysius Daugherty Sebastian (1895–1960), Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop in Baltimore
J. Edgar Hoover (1895–1972), founder of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Andy Razaf (1895–1973), songwriter
Joseph L. Walsh (1895–1973), mathematician
Florence Mills (1896–1927), singer and dancer
Anthony McAuliffe (1898-1975), General
Duke Ellington (1899–1974), jazz musician
Helen Hayes (1900–1993), actress
Robert Nicholas Young (1900–1964), Lieutenant General

1901 to 1920

Julian Steward (1902–1972), anthropologist
Robert Bassler (1903–1975), film editor and film producer
Albert Francis Birch (1903–1992), geophysicist
Alonzo Church (1903–1995), mathematician, logician and philosopher
Mercer Cook (1903–1987), Romance scholar, translator and diplomat
Weldon Heyburn (1903–1951), actor
Charles R. Drew (1904-1950), transfusion medicine specialist
Vinton Hayworth (1906-1970), actor
Richard Bruce Nugent (1906–1987), painter, writer and actor
Billy Taylor (1906-1986), bassist
Robert C. Weaver (1907–1997), university professor and politician
Warren Magee (1908-2000), attorney
Earle Wheeler (1908-1975), General
Bill France Sr. (1909–1992), co-founder, chairman and president of NASCAR
Don Raye (1909–1985), songwriter
Emerson Meyers (1910–1990), composer, pianist and music teacher
Joe Rosenthal (1911-2006), photographer
Ricardo Manuel Arias Espinoza (1912–1993), 29th President of Panama
Gardnar Mulloy (1913-2016), tennis player
Raymond Davis Jr. (1914-2006), chemist
Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012), American-Mexican artist
Elwood Henneman (1915-1996), neurophysiologist
Norman Ramsey (1915-2011), physicist
Louise Behrend (1916–2011), violinist and music teacher
Marshall Clagett (1916-2005), historian of science
Harold B. Cousins (1916-1992), sculptor
Garnet Clark (1917-1938), jazz pianist
Leonard Rose (1918-1984), cellist
Elfriede Abbe (1919–2012), sculptor, wood engraver and illustrator
Jean Craighead George (1919–2012), writer
Mercer Ellington (1919–1996), jazz trumpeter, composer and arranger
Charles Kaman (1919–2011), engineer
George S. Blanchard (1920-2006), General

1921 to 1930

Ralph Alpher (1921–2007), physicist and cosmologist
Edwin Spanier (1921–1996), mathematician
Charles James (* 1922), lawyer and diplomat
George Walker (1922–2018), composer and music teacher
Richard Artschwager (1923–2013), object artist, painter, graphic artist and sculptor
Osie Johnson (1923-1966), jazz drummer
Thomas William Lyons (1923–1988), Roman Catholic clergyman and auxiliary bishop in Washington
Marky Markowitz (1923–1986), jazz trumpeter
Bill Reichenbach senior (1923–2008), jazz drummer and percussionist
Carson Davidson (1924–2016), film director, film producer and screenwriter
Jane Greer (1924-2001), actress
Charlie Rouse (1924–1988), tenor saxophonist
Leo Parker (1925–1962), jazz saxophonist
Buck Hill (1927-2017), jazz tenor saxophonist
Holly Mims (1927-1970), boxer
Andy Stanfield (1927–1985), track and field athlete
John Warner (born 1927), politician
Edward Albee (1928-2016), writer
James Bradford (1928-2013), weightlifter
John Francis Donoghue (1928–2011), Roman Catholic bishop
Jimmy Cobb (1929-2020), drummer
Frank J. Frost (* 1929), ancient historian, archaeologist, politician and writer
Michael Harner (1929–2018), anthropologist and shaman
John Cephas (1930–2009), blues guitarist and singer
Jack Nimitz (1930–2009), jazz baritone saxophonist, clarinetist and flautist
Frances Sternhagen (* 1930), film and theater actress

1931 to 1940

Larry Eanet (1931-2008), jazz musician
Ira Sullivan (* 1931), jazz musician
Rip Taylor (1931–2019), actor and entertainer
Irvin D. Yalom (* 1931), psychiatrist, psychoanalyst and writer
Jerrold Katz (1932–2002), philosopher and linguist
Teddy Smith (1932-1979), jazz bassist
Anna Diggs Taylor (1932-2017), lawyer
Jean Carnahan (* 1933), politician and writer
Bill France Jr. (1933–2007), longtime chairman and president of NASCAR
Chita Rivera (* 1933), actress and dancer
Elgin Baylor (born 1934), basketball player
John Eaton (born 1934), jazz pianist
Paul Ekman (* 1934), anthropologist and psychologist
Shirley Horn (1934–2005), jazz pianist and singer
Philip Leder (1934-2020), geneticist
Carrington Visor (born 1934), saxophonist
Madlyn Rhue (1935–2003), actress
John Andrew Burroughs Jr. (1936–2014), United States Ambassador
Diane Rehm (* 1936), radio presenter
John Terborgh (* 1936), conservation biologist, ecologist, ornithologist and botanist
Willie Wood (1936-2020), American football player and coach
Joseph G. Anastasi (1937–2005), Secretary of State for Economic Development for Maryland and Campaign Manager
Richard Bryan (* 1937), politician
Robert Hooks (born 1937), actor
Eleanor Holmes Norton (* 1937), politician
Robert C. Richardson (1937-2013), physicist
Billy Stewart (1937–1970), singer and keyboardist
Pat Buchanan (* 1938), politician, journalist and TV commentator
Eugene James Martin (1938-2005), artist
Thomas McIntosh (* 1938), conductor and pianist
Mark Sheridan (* 1938), Benedictine
David Birney (born 1939), actor
Reuben Brown (1939-2018), jazz pianist
Darius W. Gaskins Jr. (born 1939), manager and government official
Franklyn Jenifer (* 1939), biologist, university professor, rector of universities and business manager
Marvin Gaye (1939–1984), soul and R&B singer
Jimmy Hopps (* 1939), R&B and jazz musician
Maury Povich (* 1939), talk show host
ED Denson (* 1940), music group manager, record producer, record label owner and lawyer
Billy Hart (born 1940), drummer
Ambrose Jackson (1940–2009), jazz trumpeter and composer
Stephen Edward Kesler (* 1940), geologist, geochemist and university professor
Van McCoy (1940–1979), record producer, songwriter and musician
Jorma Kaukonen (* 1940), blues, folk and rock guitarist
Tim Rose (1940–2002), folk rock singer and songwriter

1941 to 1950

Samuel Bogley (* 1941), politician
David L. Boren (* 1941), politician
James Bregman (born 1941), judoka
Ron Brown (1941–1996), politician
Michael Burlingame (* 1941), historian
Lee Dresser (1941–2014), singer, composer and musician
David Evans (born 1941), chemist
Frederick D. Gregory (* 1941), astronaut
David Gross (* 1941), physicist
Rosalind Krauss (* 1941), art critic and theorist, professor and curator
Martin Puryear (* 1941), sculptor
James Ray (1941–1964), rhythm and blues singer
Jay Rubin (* 1941), Japanologist
Cliff Stearns (born 1941), politician
John Edgar Wideman (* 1941), writer
Richard Boyd (* 1942), philosopher and science theorist
Morgan Fisher (born 1942), filmmaker and artist
Vincent C. Gray (born 1942), politician
Stephen Greenleaf (born 1942), writer
David J. Griffiths (* 1942), theoretical physicist
Country Joe McDonald (* 1942), folk and rock singer, guitarist and singer-songwriter
Robert J. McEliece (1942–2019), mathematician and electrical engineer
Christopher F. McKee (* 1942), astrophysicist
Eli Noyes (* 1942), animator and director
Richard P. Rumelt (* 1942), university professor and strategy theorist
Christopher Sims (* 1942), economist
Robert L. Stewart (born 1942), astronaut
Audrey Terras (* 1942), mathematician
Peter Tork (1942–2019), musician and actor
Andrew White (* 1942), jazz and R&B musician
Bob Avakian (born 1943), politician
Michael D. Barnes (* 1943), politician
Dave Bing (born 1943), basketball player
Gwenda Blair (* 1943), journalist, university lecturer and non-fiction author
Winston Groom (born 1943), author
John F. Gunion (* 1943), physicist
Edward Herrmann (1943-2014), actor
Butler Lampson (* 1943), computer scientist
David Nolan (1943-2010), politician
Maynard V. Olson (born 1943), geneticist
William Ruddiman (* 1943), paleoclimatologist and marine geologist
Frank Tate (* 1943), mainstream jazz bassist
Robert Trivers (* 1943), sociobiologist and evolutionary biologist
Kenneth Ascher (* 1944), pianist
Carl Bernstein (* 1944), journalist
John L. Bullion (born 1944), historian
Jack Casady (* 1944), blues and rock musician
John F. Crosby (* 1944), philosopher
Charles Derber (* 1944), sociologist
Whitfield Diffie (* 1944), expert in cryptography
Jonathan P. Heritage (* 1944), physicist and electrical engineer
Janet Howell (born 1944), politician
Dan Ingalls (* 1944), computer scientist
Anatole Katok (1944–2018), mathematician
Sharon Pratt Kelly (born 1944), politician
Suzanne Kosmas (* 1944), politician
Tobin Marks (* 1944), chemist
Armistead Maupin (born 1944), writer
Taffy Nivert (* 1944), songwriter and singer
Merritt Ruhlen (* 1944), linguist
Tucker Smallwood (born 1944), actor and author
Ben Stein (* 1944), actor, author and lawyer
Cecil Turner (born 1944), football player
Paul Wellstone (1944–2002), politician
Kitty Winn (born 1944), actress
Patch Adams (* 1945), doctor
Mel Boozer (1945–1987), sociologist
Jim Chapman (* 1945), politician
Fred Donner (* 1945), historian
Jim Doyle (* 1945), politician
Richard Farber (* 1945), Israeli composer
Danny Gatton (1945-1994), guitarist
Goldie Hawn (* 1945), film actress and film producer
Marta Heflin (1945–2013), cabaret artist and actress
Carter Jefferson (1945-1993), jazz saxophonist
David Stifler Johnson (1945–2016), computer scientist
Paul Miller (* 1945), racing car driver and racing team owner
Charles S. Moffett (1945–2015), art historian
Michael Nouri (* 1945), actor
John Roemer (* 1945), economist and political scientist
Jim Sanborn (* 1945), sculptor
Scott Spencer (born 1945), writer
Leigh Taylor-Young (born 1945), actress
Jerry Tersoff (* 1945), physicist
Jonathan Wahl (* 1945), mathematician
Nancy Wexler (* 1945), psychologist
John Wilkinson (1945-2013), guitarist
Sucharit Bhakdi (* 1946), Thai medic
Blair Brown (born 1946), actress
John Heard (1946-2017), actor
Eric Heller (* 1946), chemist and physicist
Shirley Ann Jackson (* 1946), physicist
Peter Kogge (* 1946), computer architect
Lester L. Lyles (born 1946), General in the United States Air Force
Walter A. McDougall (* 1946), historian
Kenper Miller (* 1946), car racing driver and racing team owner
Steven Shavell (* 1946), economist and lawyer
George Sterman (* 1946), theoretical elementary particle physicist
William Thurston (1946–2012), mathematician
Jonathan Banks (born 1947), actor
Ann Beattie (* 1947), author
Ursaline Bryant (born 1947), actress
Tim Buckley (1947–1975), singer-songwriter
Eugenia Butler (1947–2008), avant-garde concept and performance artist
Chris Cutler (born 1947), British drummer
William DeVaughn (born 1947), singer, songwriter and guitarist
Robert Gordon (* 1947), singer and songwriter
Larry Kaufman (* 1947), chess and shogi player
Amory Lovins (* 1947), physicist and environmental activist
William Meeks (* 1947), mathematician
Kathleen Norris (* 1947), author and poet
George Pennington (* 1947), psychological researcher, book author and television psychologist
Bill Posey (born 1947), politician
Bobby Scott (born 1947), politician
Catherine G. Wolf (1947–2018), psychologist and computer scientist
Ron Asheton (1948–2009), guitarist
Jeff Baxter (* 1948), rock guitarist and dobro player
Bay Buchanan (born 1948), government official
David A. Cox (* 1948), mathematician
Sandra Dickinson (born 1948), actress
Georgia Engel (1948–2019), actress
Al Gore (* 1948), politician, entrepreneur, environmentalist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate
Gregory Itzin (born 1948), actor
Samuel L. Jackson (born 1948), actor
Gregory Petsko (* 1948), biochemist and neuroscientist
Veronica Redd (born 1948), actress
Daniel Reeves (* 1948), cameraman and video artist
Paula Scher (* 1948), graphic designer, painter and art teacher
Michael Sorkin (1948-2020), architect
Bob Wise (born 1948), politician
Duck Baker (born 1949), fingerstyle guitarist
William Belden (born 1949), rower
Alan Brinkley (1949-2019), historian
Roger Aaron Brown (born 1949), actor
Charles Fefferman (* 1949), mathematician
Alfredo Rugeles (* 1949), Venezuelan composer and conductor
Cotter Smith (born 1949), actor
Ronnie Dyson (1950–1990), pop singer
Nicholas Hammond (born 1950), actor and screenwriter
William Hurt (born 1950), actor
Edward P. Jones (born 1950), writer

1951 to 1960

David Bischoff (1951-2018), science fiction writer
Nelson Cowan (* 1951), psychologist
Daniel J. Ehrlich (* 1951), engineer for optics, biomedicine and microelectronics
Stephen L. Johnson (* 1951), university professor
Carole Ann Klonarides (* 1951), curator, professor and video artist
Elliot Meyerowitz (* 1951), developmental biologist and geneticist
Charles Mooney (born 1951), boxer
Nūr of Jordan (* 1951), fourth wife of King Hussein I.
Michael C. Ruppert (1951–2014), author and journalist
Harley Orrin Staggers junior (born 1951), politician
Kermit Washington (born 1951), basketball player
John Bruce Yeh (* 1951), clarinetist
Ralph Becker (* 1952), lawyer and politician
Donald Sewell Lopez Jr. (* 1952), university professor
Bill Sherwood (1952–1990), film director and screenwriter
Harold Solomon (* 1952), tennis player
Whit Stillman (* 1952), film director, writer and film producer
Timothy Carhart (born 1953), actor
Richard Cashin (born 1953), rower
Nan Goldin (* 1953), photographer
Tim Gunn (* 1953), fashion designer
Jerome Powell (born 1953), lawyer and tax officer
Jeannetta Arnette (* 1954), actress
Stephen L. Carter (* 1954), lawyer and writer
Ned Lamont (* 1954), politician
Steve McCraven (* 1954), jazz musician
Stephanie Nakasian (* 1954), jazz singer
Enrique Peñalosa (* 1954), Colombian economist and politician
Jack Stamp (* 1954), composer, conductor and music teacher
Phil Wiggins (* 1954), harmonica player
Bernadette Allen (* 1955), diplomat
Charles Burns (* 1955), artist, comic book artist and author
David A. Kennedy (1955–1984), fourth of the eleven children of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Skakel
Jeffrey Mumford (* 1955), composer and music teacher
Eric Schmidt (* 1955), computer scientist and manager
Cynthia Hollandsworth Batty (* 1956), type designer
Melissa Belote (* 1956), swimmer
Adrian Dantley (born 1956), basketball player
Lawrence J. Hogan (* 1956), politician and entrepreneur
Robert F. Newmyer (1956-2005), film producer
Tim Russ (born 1956), actor
Caroline Thompson (* 1956), screenwriter and film director
David S. Addington (* 1957), lawyer
Leslie Bevis (born 1957), actress
Norman Chad (born 1958), television commentator and poker player
William H. Chapman Nyaho (* 1958), pianist and music teacher
Matt Frewer (born 1958), actor
Jeffrey Gedmin (* 1958), political scientist and managing director
Leslie Malton (born 1958), actress
Brenda Shannon Greene (born 1958), singer
Tony Horwitz (1958–2019), journalist and author of non-fiction books
Bill Watterson (* 1958), comic artist
Olin Browne (born 1959), professional golfer
DJ Kool (* 1959), DJ and rapper
Kate Cooper (* 1960), ancient historian
Michael Hardt (* 1960), literary theorist
John F. Kennedy Jr. (1960–1999), lawyer and publisher
Michael Manring (* 1960), musician
Bernard Shlesinger (* 1960), Roman Catholic clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Atlanta

1961 to 1970

AM Homes (* 1961), author
Christopher Meloni (born 1961), actor
Henry Rollins (* 1961), musician, writer and actor
Benjamin Alvin Drew (* 1962), astronaut
Marty Friedman (* 1962), guitarist
Ian MacKaye (* 1962), musician and label founder
Eva Cassidy (1963-1996), singer
Michael Chabon (* 1963), writer and screenwriter
Joanna Going (* 1963), actress
Lisa Nowak (* 1963), astronaut
Martin O'Malley (born 1963), politician
Anne Applebaum (* 1964), journalist
Desmond Armstrong (born 1964), football player
Madeleine Potter (born 1964), actress
Brett Kavanaugh (* 1965), lawyer
Yōsuke Kondō (* 1965), Japanese politician
Yukiko Miyake (1965–2020), Japanese politician
Burr Steers (* 1965), screenwriter, film director and actor
Pavel Telička (* 1965), Czech politician
Jeffrey Wright (* 1965), film and stage actor
Wolfgang Bodison (* 1966), actor
Reuben Radding (* 1966), jazz bassist
Johnny Gill (born 1966), R&B singer
Rodney Smith (born 1966), wrestler
Dudley Taft (* 1966), guitarist, bassist and singer
Max Casella (born 1967), actor
Ana Gasteyer (* 1967), actress and comedian
Kristen Johnston (born 1967), actress
Ben Mankiewicz (* 1967), journalist, presenter and film critic
John Dickerson (* 1968), journalist
Rory Kennedy (* 1968), documentary film director and producer
Scott Krinsky (* 1968), actor and comedian
Lee Jae-yong (* 1968), Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Board at Samsung
Jennifer Wexton (* 1968), politician
DaVarryl Williamson (born 1968), boxer
Keith Holmes (born 1969), boxer
C. Michelle Olmstead (* 1969), astronomer
Sheryl Sandberg (* 1969), CEO of Facebook and formerly Vice President of Online Sales for Google
Adrian Fenty (* 1970), politician
Regina Hall (* 1970), actress
William Joppy (* 1970), professional boxer
Dwayne Kirkley (born 1970), basketball player
DJ Spooky (* 1970), Illbient and trip-hop musician, DJ and producer

1971 to 1980

Ali Hasan Abunimah (* 1971), Palestinian-American journalist
Dorian Gregory (born 1971), actor
Allen Johnson (born 1971), track and field athlete
Marc Johnson (born 1971), boxer
Pete Sampras (* 1971), tennis player
Theodore Shapiro (* 1971), film composer
Ronald Wright (born 1971), boxer
Rick Yune (born 1971), actor
Chris Adler (* 1972), drummer
Muriel Bowser (* 1972), politician; Mayoress of Washington, DC
Derek Mills (born 1972), track and field athlete
Matthew Okoh (born 1972), football player
Tim Wu (* 1972), legal scholar
Dave Chappelle (* 1973), comedian and actor
Christopher J. Parks (* 1973), wrestler and professional footballer
Kevyn W. Adams (born 1974), ice hockey player
Laz Alonso (born 1974), actor
Nona Gaye (* 1974), singer, actress and photo model
Alyson Hannigan (born 1974), actress
Jonathan Ogden (born 1974), American football player
Anwan Glover (* 1975), musician and actor
Rich Harrison (* 1975), R'n'B / soul producer and musician
Karl Yune (* 1975), actor
Jon Bernthal (born 1976), actor
Louis Bullock (born 1976), basketball player
JC Chasez (* 1976), pop musician, composer, presenter and actor
Paul Goldstein (* 1976), tennis player
Ian Caldwell (born 1976), author
Jason Stein (* 1976), jazz musician
Michael Weiss (* 1976), figure skater
Kellie Shanygne Williams (born 1976), actress
Jonathan AC Brown (* 1977), Islamic scholar
Jonathan Safran Foer (* 1977), writer
Tomeka Reid (* 1977), jazz musician
Katherine Heigl (* 1978), actress
William Avery (born 1979), basketball player
Sara Downing (born 1979), actress
Mýa (* 1979), singer, songwriter, dancer and actress
Ameen Saleem (* 1979), jazz musician
Brian Westbrook (born 1979), American football player
Chris Carmack (* 1980), actor and photo model
DerMarr Johnson (born 1980), basketball player
Arthur Gregg Sulzberger (* 1980), journalist, editor of the New York Times
Eric Wheeler (* ≈1980), jazz musician

1981 to 2000

John Walker Lindh (* 1981), Taliban fighter
Cullen Loeffler (born 1981), football player
Eden Riegel (born 1981), actress
Lacey Duvalle (* 1982), porn actress
Sharrod Ford (born 1982), basketball player
John Lucas III (born 1982), basketball player
Oguchi Onyewu (* 1982), football player
Kelela (* 1983), singer and songwriter
Delonte West (born 1983), basketball player
Damu the Fudgemunk (* 1984), producer and DJ
Conor Lamb (* 1984), politician
Dustin Moskovitz (* 1984), co-founder of the social network Facebook
Shenay Perry (* 1984), tennis player
Lamont Peterson (born 1984), boxer
Alex Hoffman (* ≈1985), jazz musician
Jamie Gray Hyder (born 1985), actress
Tommy Milner (* 1986), racing car driver
Jeff Ward (born 1986), actor
Andrew Bayer (* 1987), DJ and music producer
Greg Merson ( b.1987 ), poker player

Natascha Born (* 1988), actress

Kevin Durant (born 1988), basketball player

Ed Davis (born 1989), basketball player

Mattie Stepanek (1990-2004), poet

Bridgit Mendler (* 1992), actress and singer

Ethan Slater (* 1992), actor, singer, writer and composer

Haley Skarupa (* 1994), ice hockey player

Bella Hadid (* 1996), model

Isabelle Fuhrman (* 1997), actress and voice actress

Katie Ledecky (born 1997), swimmer

Famous Washington residents

Paul Arlt (1914–2005), cartoonist and painter
Günther Gumpert (1919–2019), painter
Anne Truitt (1921–2004), minimalist sculptor
Guenter Lewy (* 1923), professor at the University of Massachusetts
Meryle Secrest (* 1930), author and journalist
Jesco von Puttkamer (1933–2012), space engineer and publicist
Ivars Peterson (born 1948), journalist
Dee Dee Myers (born 1961), White House press secretary under Bill Clinton
Michael Rogers (born 1964), activist
Candace Gingrich (born 1966), activist
Qubad Talabani (* 1977), son of Iraqi President Jalal Talabani
Jim Wallis (born 1948), left evangelical author, preacher and thought leader, Harvard lecturer in politics and religion and advisor to Clinton and Obama

Web links

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