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Willie Beatrice Barrow (née Taplin; December 7, 1924 – March 12, 2015) was an American civil rights activist and minister. She was the co-founder of Operation PUSH, which was named Operation Breadbasket at the time of its creation alongside Rev. Jesse Jackson. In 1984, she became the first woman executive director of a civil rights organization, serving as Push's CEO. Barrow was the godmother of President Barack Obama.

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Willie Barrow Barrow, Willie

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American minister and activist

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Princess of Protest Willie T. Barrow Willie B. Taplin Barrow Rev. Willie Barrow Willie B. Barrow Little Warrior Willie Beatrice Taplin The High Priestess of Protest

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1924-12-07Z

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Willie Beatrice Taplin

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