7 Facts About Harvard Law Review First Black Female President, ImeIme Umana

ImeIme Umana is a Nigerian who just emerged as first black female president of the Harvard Law Review.

Stargist.com brings you 7 facts about this Nigerian woman who just made history.

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1. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
2. Umana was born on April, 16.
3. ImeIme Umana is from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
4. She graduated with a BA in Joint Concentration in African American Studies and Government from Harvard University in 2014.
5. On campus she was active at the Institute of Politics and serves as chair of the Community Action Committee (CAC).
6. She was  also on the board of Harvard Model Congress Boston, the nation’s oldest government simulation conference run exclusively by undergraduates at Harvard College.
7. During the school year, ImeIme worked as a Research Assistant at the Hiphop Archive at the Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research.

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