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#HWYW Listener Marrilee Wilson, who always emails me with the subject header “Greetings from a Black Woman in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada,” sent me this incredible photo of her posing with Tuxedo Stan, the cat running for mayor of Halifax. Please read more about Stanley’s campaign here, and follow Marrilee on Twitter.

Oct 2, 12

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