Before she entered politics, Shirley Chisholm was an educator and an advocate for poor children. She saw first-hand that children and families living in poverty were often ignored by the government; she also saw that most of the agencies with power were run by white people, and while they were well-meaning, they were often unaware of the needs of the black community. She decided that becoming part of the political process might be a way to speak up on behalf of those whom she perceived as lacking a voice. That resulted in her running for election to the New York State Assembly, and later, running for congress.
Being a politician for her was not only a profession but much mora than that it was a mix of gift and a mission becausa she would have the chance to defend not nly colored people but also all the mute ones who needed a voice and a chance to exist on a caucasin world full os preconceptions and prejudice. She took advantage of her law knowledge and status as an educator to enlight the underprivileged ones.
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