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Virginia K. Newell, Winston-Salem's first Black female council member, died at 107 after a pioneering career.
Virginia K. Newell, the first Black woman elected to Winston-Salem's city council in 1977, passed away at 107.
During her 16-year tenure, she fought for better housing, racial unity, and economic independence.
Newell also founded the YWCA's Best Choice Center for low-income children.
Mayor Allen Joines praised her as a dedicated leader who strongly advocated for economic development and human rights.
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Virginia K. Newell, la primera mujer negra miembro del consejo de Winston-Salem, murió a los 107 años después de una carrera pionera.