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Katie Healey, PhD, CPACC

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November

World Usability Day is the second Thursday of November

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A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

A sign that reads: Willard Park. William and Elizabeth Willard, who were both deaf, established a school for deaf students in Indianapolis in 1843. Later named the Indiana School for the Deaf, it was incorporated as a state institution in 1844 with William as its first principal. The coeducational school moved into larger facilities here in 1850. William continued as an instructor into the 1860s.

William Willard

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A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

A wide-eyed Leroy Moore in a black tuxedo and white shirt with a maroon bowtie and white flower corsage on his left label. He has a salt and pepper goatee and cocks his head slightly to his left with a serious expression on his face.

Leroy F. Moore Jr.

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Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

Mazie Hirono in a red suit, black top, and colorful beeded necklace at a wooden podium. She has chin-length black hair and glasses, and her mouth is open as she speaks. Text in a bar underneath says Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii.

Senator Mazie Hirono

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