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Bill and Hillary Clinton met at Yale's Law School. They moved to Arkansas together and worked as law professors at the University of Arkansas. On October 11, 1975 Bill and Hillary got married in Fayetteville, AR in their quaint 1930's house.

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Clinton was an advocate for education reform which included the establishment of a residential high school focused on mathematics and sciences for gifted and talented students. This photo was taken at a feasibility meeting at the Governor's Mansion in April 1990.

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-Chairwoman of the Arkansas Education Standards Committee

-Co-founded the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families

-Served on both boards of the Arkansas Children's Hospital and the Children's Defense Fund

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Hillary Clinton is an important historical figure to Arkansas and has spent 5 decades in public service as an advocate, attorney, First Lady of the United States and Arkansas, U.S. Secretary of state, and a 2008 & 2016 Presidential Canidate. Hillary Clinton is also married to Bill Clinton, the 42nd U.S President who also served two tenures as the governor of Arkansas.

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Hillary Clinton has aligned herself with the Democratic Party and was chosen as the primary democratic candidate in the 2016 Presidential Election. Some beliefs that she holds and had advocated for in the past include making public college education debt-free, gun-control and gun bans, giving the government a role in setting health care insurance rates, giving undocumented residents a path to legal status, a $275 billion dollar stimulus plan and raising the minimum wage, legalizing abortion and same-sex marriage, and providing the middle class with a series of targeted tax credits, and supporting women's rights.