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MARLENE FAYE WATSON, PH.D.
ADDRESSES
Office Home
Drexel University- CNHP 326 East 19th Street
Family Therapy MS# 905 Chester, PA 19013
1505 Race Street, 10 th Floor Phone: 610.874.5971
Philadelphia, PA 19102-1192
Phone: 215.762.6782
Fax: 215.762.6933
E-mail: mfw24@drexel.edu
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Blacksburg, VA, Ph.D., 1987, Family and
Child Development, Marriage and Family Therapy
Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY, M.A., 1976, Psychology
Howard University, Washington, DC, 1974, B.S., Psychology
POST DOCTORAL TRAINING
The Multicultural Institute & George Washington University, Washington, DC, Certificate
in Multiculturalism, 1992
Allegheny Health, Education and Research Foundation, AHERF Leadership Institute,
Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, PA, 1997
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
2010-Present, Associate Professor, Couple and Family Therapy Department, College of
Nursing and Health Professions, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.
2008-2010, Associate Professor and Chair, Couple and Family Therapy Department,
College of Nursing and Health Professions, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.
2002-2008, Associate Professor and Director of the Programs in Couple and Family
Therapy, College of Nursing and Health Professions, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA.
2004-2005, RWJ Health Policy Fellow, Office of Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, 109 th
Congress, Washington, DC.
1993-Present, Couple and Family Therapist, Private Practice, Philadelphia, PA.
1996-Present, Visiting Faculty, The Multicultural Family Institute, Highland Park, NJ.
1997-2002, Relationship Columnist, Heart & Soul Magazine.

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1996-2002, Associate Professor and Director of the Graduate Programs in Couple and
Family Therapy, MCP Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, PA.
1995-2002, Program Director, Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, Programs in
Couple and Family Therapy, MCP Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, PA.
1996-1997, Vice Chair, Department of Mental Health Sciences, School of Health
Professions, Medical College of Pennsylvania and Hahnemann University, Philadelphia,
PA.
1994-1996, Assistant Professor and Director of the Master of Family Therapy Program,
School of Health Professions, Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, Philadelphia
PA.
1993-1994, Assistant Professor and Director of the Master of Family Therapy Program,
Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health Sciences, School of Medicine, Hahnemann
University, Philadelphia, PA.
1992-1993, Instructor, Master of Family Therapy Program, Hahnemann University,
Philadelphia, PA.
1990-1993, Instructor, American Healthcare Institute, Silver Spring, MD.
1990-1993, Clinical Associate, School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.
1987-1993, Assistant Director of Training and Senior Staff Therapist and Supervisor,
Marriage Council of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.
1988-1989, Instructor, Institute for Comprehensive Family Therapy, Spring House, PA.
1986-1987, Family Therapy Intern, Saint Albans Psychiatric Hospital, Radford, VA.
1984-1986, Graduate Teaching Assistant and Field Study Supervisor, Department of
Family and Child Development, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,
Blacksburg, VA.
1983-1984, Therapist, Hall Mercer, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, PA.
1979-1983, Psychologist, East New York Mental Health Clinic, Brooklyn, NY.
1977-1979, Social Worker, Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Upland, PA.
1976-1977, Program Director, West End Consortium, Chester Redevelopment Authority,
Chester, PA.
1975-1976, Research Assistant, Department of Psychology, Rockefeller University, New
York, NY.

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PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANCY
2001-2002, Consultant, TIP: Substance Abuse and Family Therapy, CSAT, The CDM
Group, Chevy Chase, MD.
AWARDS AND HONORS
2009, Nominee, Drexel University’s President’s Award for Intercultural Engagement &
Diversity
2009, Selected Member, RWJF Forum on the Future of Nursing in Philadelphia
2009, AFTA Distinguished Contribution to Social Justice Award
2006, Member, Mayor of Philadelphia’s Blue Ribbon Commission’s Committee on
Vulnerable Children
2004, RWH Health Policy Fellow
2003, RWJ Health Policy Fellowship Semi-Finalist
2001, Children of Inmates Committee, Philadelphia’s Office of the Mayor
1997, Outstanding Therapist, Utne Reader
1996, Alpha ETA Society, Hahnemann University Chapter
1986, AAMFT Minority Fellowship Award
RESEARCH/SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY
SERVICE CONTRACTS
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
2001 ($225,000).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
2000 ($255,000).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
1999 ($268,614).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
1998 ($260,000).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,

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1997 ($191,000).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
1996 ($250,000).
Forensic Family Therapy Treatment Program, (Program Director),
Philadelphia’s Coordinating Office for Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs,
1995 ($250,000).
GRANT PROPOSALS
Waite, R. & Watson, M.F. The Embodiment of African American Women’s
Body Inage: Social Meaning and Health Behaviors Related to Obesity. NIH
(R21), 2010 (unfunded).
Davey, M., Tubbs, C., & Watson, M. F. Coping with Maternal Breast Cancer:
Ethnic Minority Families’ Perspectives. Human Impact Research Grant
(GRID), Drexel University, 2008, ($21, 652.00).
Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) Health Policy Fellowships Program, 2004,
($155,000).
Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) Health Policy Fellowships Program, 2002,
(unfunded).
Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation, 1998, (unfunded).
AAMFT Research and Education Foundation, AAMFT-Head Start Training
Partnership Grant, 1995, (unfunded).
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES
Davey, M. & Watson, M. F. (2008). Engaging African Americans in therapy:
Integrating a public policy and family therapy perspective, Contemporary
Family Therapy, 30, 31-47.
Watson, M. F. (2007). Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy, MD: A testimony to life.
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Vol. 33 (3), 289-290.
Watson, M. F. (1993). Supervising the person of the therapist: Issues,
challenges, and dilemmas. Contemporary Family Therapy, 15 (1), 21-31.
Watson, M. F. & Protinsky, H. O. (1991). Identity status of black
adolescents: An empirical investigation. Adolescence, 26, 963-966.
Watson, M. F. & Protinsky, H. O. (1988). Black adolescent identity
development: Effects of perceived family structure, Family Relations, 37,
288-292.

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INVITED JOURNAL ARTICLES
BOOK CHAPTERS
BOOK REVIEWS
Watson, M. F. (1999). Confronting the secret. Family Therapy
Networker, 23(5), 50-57.
Watson, M. F. (2000). Learning to heal the healer. Family Therapy
Networker, 24 (6), 23-24.
McGoldrick, M. & Watson, M.F. (2010). Siblings and the life cycle. In
The Expanded Family Life Cycle, 4 th Edition. M. McGoldrick, B. Carter &
N. Garcia-Preto (Eds.). Allyn & Bacon: NY.
Watson, M. F. (2008). Voluntary childlessness and the loss of
motherhood: Afterthoughts. In McGoldrick, M. & Hardy, K. V. (Eds).
Revisioning Family Therapy, 2 nd Edition, New York: Guilford.
Watson, M. F. (2004). Integrative family therapy: Emphasis on a
middle-class African American family. In R. A. Dorfman, P. Meyer & M.
A. Morgan (Eds.). Paradigms of clinical social work: Emphasis on
diversity, Volume 3. New York: Brunner-Routledge.
Korin, E., McGoldrick, M. & Watson, M. F. (2002). Individual and family
life cycle. In M. B. Mengel, W. L. Holleman & S. A. Fields (Eds.).
Fundamentals of clinical practice: A textbook on the patient, doctor and
society, 2 nd Edition. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers.
Watson, M. F. (2000). Treatment as it is influenced by issues specific to
African American families. In I. D. Glick, E. Berman, J.F. Clarkin & D. S.
Rait (Eds.), Marital and Family Therapy, 4 th Edition (pp. ). Washington,
DC: American Psychiatric Press.
McGoldrick, M., Watson, M. F. & Benton, W. (1999). Siblings through
the life cycle. In B. Carter & M. McGoldrick (Eds.). Expanding the family
life cycle: Individual, family and community, 3 rd Edition (pp. 153-168).
Boston: Allyn & Bacon.
Watson, M. F. (1998). African American siblings. In M. McGoldrick
(Ed.). Revisioning family therapy: Race, culture and gender in clinical
practice (pp. 282-294). New York: Guilford Press.
Korin, E., Watson, M. F. & McGoldrick, M. (1996). Individual and family
life cycle. In M. B. Mengel & W. L. Holleman (Eds.). Fundamentals of
clinical practice: A textbook on the patient, doctor, and society (21-46).
New York: Plenum Medical Book Company.
Watson, M. F. (1991). Book review of Black families in therapy: A
multisystems approach by Nancy Boyd Franklin, Guilford Press, 1989.
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy 17 (2), 197.

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OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Corbin, K., Hinton, J., Matteis-Bilbee, M., Ruffins-Evans, T., Swint, P. &
Watson, M. F. (1996). Reunification of inmates and their families: Treatment
considerations. Family Therapy News.
REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
African American women: Body image and cancer. Presented with Candice
Cooper, NCFR, Minneapolis, MN, November, 2010.
African American women: Body image, obesity, and breast cancer.
Presented with Candice Cooper, CFHA, Louisville, KY, October, 2010.
Health and mental healthcare disparities: Presented with Jaime Inclan,
Elaine Pinderhughes, and Martha Sullivan, AFTA, Chicago, IL June, 2006.
Health disparities: Presented with Gonzalo Bacigalupe. AFTA/IFTA
International Conference, Washington, DC, June, 2005.
MFTs and health policy: Making a difference. 62 nd AAMFT Annual
Conference, Atlanta, GA, September, 2004.
Person-of-the-therapist training: Theory and practice. Presented with Harry
J. Aponte, Stephanie Brooks, John J. Lawless & Cheryl H. Litzke. 62 nd
AAMFT Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, September, 2004.
Ethical and legal issues in the supervision of family therapy. Presented with
Eric Johnson. 62 nd AAMFT Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, September,
2004.
White privilege: Dialogue about power and oppression. Presented with
Volker K. Thomas, John J. Lawless, Jonathan G. Sandberg, Elizabeth A.
Wieling & Manijeh Daneshpour. 62 nd AAMFT Annual Conference, Atlanta,
GA, September, 2004.
The development and assessment of competence in supervision. Presented
with Eric Johnson & Stephanie Brooks. 62 nd AAMFT Annual Conference,
Atlanta, GA, September, 2004.
Family therapy with the incarcerated. 2002 NCFR Annual Conference,
Houston, TX, November.
Family therapy behind the wall. Presented with Kathy Corbin, MSW,
Maureen Matteis Bilbee, MFT & Phyllis Swint, MFT. 54 th AAMFT Annual
Conference, Toronto, Canada, October, 1996.
Making room for multiple stories. 51 st AAMFT Annual Conference, Anaheim,
CA, October, 1993.
Racial and cultural sensitivity: An ecosystems approach. 50 th AAMFT Annual
Conference, Miami, Fl, October, 1992.
Teaching ethnicity in an educational training setting. 49 th AAMFT Annual

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Conference, Dallas, TX, October, 1991.
Black families: Implications for supervision and training. 47 th AAMFT Annual
Conference, San Francisco, CA, October, 1989.
Black adolescent identity development: A structural family systems
perspective. 46 th AAMFT Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, October,
1988.
INVITED PRESENTATIONS AT REFEREED CONFERENCES
Psychopharmacology: For Better and Worse. AFTA, San Francisco, CA,
June, 2004.
We are our families, for better—and worse: The role of culture in black sibling
relationships. Opening Plenary at the Annual Conference of the Texas
Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Austin, TX, February, 1996.
New Professionals Seminar: Career Options, Risks and Rewards. 56 th
AAMFT Annual Conference, Dallas, TX, 1998.
Gender, Race and Class in African American Families. Annual Conference
of the Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Austin, TX,
February, 1996.
INVITED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Careers in Psychology. Fattah Conference on Higher Education.
Philadelphia, PA, February, 2010.
Relationships matter. Presented with Kenneth V. Hardy. The 32 nd Annual
Planned Parenthood Federation of America Women’s Health Conference,
Atlantic City, NJ, February, 2008..
Universal health coverage: Tool for eliminating health disparities. NAHSE,
Dallas, TX, October, 2007.
African American couples: It’s never too late for love. Psychotherapy
Networker Symposium, Washington, DC., March, 2007.
Watson, M. F. Gender and race in relationships. 16 th Annual Culture
Conference, New Brunswick, NJ, April, 2007.
A view from the hill: Values, politics, and policy challenges in Medicaid and
health disparities. The 2005 Health Policy Synergy Conference, IOM,
Washington, DC, June, 2005
The view from the hill. The National Academies of the Sciences, IOM,
Washington, DC, July, 2005
Women and the beauty complex. Psychotherapy Networker Symposium,
Washington, DC, March 2002.
Black couples and the slave legacy. Family Therapy Networker Symposium,
Washington, DC, March, 2001.

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Therapist of color. Family Therapy Networker Symposium, Washington, DC
March, 2001.
Black family racism. Family Therapy Networker, Washington, DC, March,
2000.
Preventing therapist burnout. Family Therapy Networker, Washington, DC,
March, 2000.
Avoiding burnout. Family Therapy Networker, Washington, DC, March,
1999.
Preventing school failure. Presented with Laura Reed, Family Therapy
Network Symposium, Washington, DC, March, 1998.
Family therapy with the incarcerated. Presented with Kathy Corbin, MSW,
Maureen Matteis Bilbee, MFT & Phyllis Swint, MFT. Family Therapy
Networker Symposium, Washington, DC, March, 1997.
Sibling relationships in African American families. Family Therapy Networker
Symposium, Washington, DC, March, 1996.
Challenging racism in African American families. Family Therapy Networker
Symposium, Washington, DC, March, 1995.
UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE PRESENTATIONS
Women of color and the beauty complex. Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr,
PA, February, 2002.
Gender dynamics in African American families: Implications for sibling and
couple relationships. Sixth Marriage and Family Therapy Conference,
University of Maryland, College Park, MD, January, 1995.
Solution focused therapy with African Americans. State University of New
York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, November, 1994.
Cross-cultural bond: Engaging Latino families. Family Services of
Jamestown and Jamestown Community College, Jamestown, NY, October,
1994.
Issues and challenges of cross racial and same race therapy with African
American and Latino clients. State University of New York at Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY, November, 1993.
African American families: Patterns of Living. University of the Arts,
Philadelphia, PA, August, 1990.
Enmeshment in black families: Implications for marriage and family therapy.
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, September, 1989.

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OTHER PRESENTATIONS
The politics of motherhood: Voluntary childlessness, loss and the myth of
choice. The 15 th Annual Culture Conference, Sayreville, NJ, March, 2006.
Residuals of slavery in today’s youth. Presented with Elaine Pinderhughes
and Barbara Milton. The 15 th Annual Culture Conference, Sayreville, NJ,
March 2006.
Let’s go fishing: Empowering African American couples through the life cycle.
13 th Annual Culture Conference, Highland Park, NJ.
It takes two: I’m not your superwoman. 2 nd Annual Nia Enterprises
Leadership Summit, Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of
Management, Chicago, IL, June, 2003.
Exploring and reducing the impact of interpersonal violence. Communities
Connecting for Youth Conference, Chester Education Foundation, Essington,
PA, March, 2003.
Striking a balance: Work and family. National Association of Black
Journalists Conference. Milwaukee, WI, June, 2002.
Dealing with journalistic trauma. National Association of Black Journalists
Conference. Milwaukee, WI, June, 2002.
Truth and reconciliation: Healing the strained relationship with self. 11 th
Annual Culture Conference, New Brunswick, NJ, May, 2002.
Children of inmates. Mayor’s Children’s Summit, Philadelphia, PA, April, 2001.
We are family: Relationships in African American families. Breaking the
Silence: A Summit on Behavioral (Mental) Health Within the African
American Community, Philadelphia, PA, September, 1998.
African American siblings. Keynote Address at the Sibling Conference, New
Jersey Institute of Family Therapy, Metuchen, NJ, February, 1998.
Counseling with ethnic minority families. The US Army Chaplain Center and
School and the US Army Garrison Community Counseling Center, Ft.
Monmouth, NJ, July, 1995.
Gender and race in African American families. Eugenia Hospital, Lafayette
Hill, PA, May, 1995.
Cultural awareness in training. Family Institute of New Jersey Third Annual
Culture, Class, Race, and Gender Conference, New Brunswick, NJ, May,
1994.
Multi-dimensions of violence and mental health. Crozer-Chester Medical
Center, Chester, PA, May, 1994.
Racism and poverty: Implications for self-esteem and violence”, Third Cross-
Cultural Conference, Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, PA, April, 1994.

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
NATIONAL
Mentoring. Presented with Rhea Almeida, Ph.D. & Harry Aponte, MSW at the
Annual Conference of American Family Therapy Academy, Baltimore, MD,
May, 1993.
Mentoring. Presented with Rhea Almeida, Ph.D. & Jean Crawford, MSW at
the Family Institute of New Jersey Second Annual Culture, Class, Race, and
Gender Conference, Metuchen, NJ, May, 1993.
African-American couples: Utilizing a gender lens, Marriage Council of
Philadelphia, April, 1993.
African Americans in therapy: Implications of gender, race and class. Spring
Grove Hospital Center, Catonsville, MD, May, 1991.
African American women in therapy: Challenging racism and sexism.
Women's Center, Philadelphia, PA, March, 1990.
Treating black middle class families. Marriage Council of Philadelphia,
Philadelphia, PA, May, 1990.
Child centered families: School related problems. Presented with Bonita
Blazer, Ed.D. at Marriage Council of Philadelphia, May, 1990.
Understanding and treating black families. Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA, May, 1990.
Treatment considerations when working with black families. Institute for
Comprehensive Family Therapy, Spring House, PA, January, 1988.
An ecosystems approach to treating black families. Presented with Debra
Hambrick, Ph.D. at Marriage Council of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA,
January, 1988.
Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education
Chair, 2004-2006
Chair Elect, 2003
Elected Member, 2001-2007
Appointed Member to Vacant Seat, 1999-2000
Executive Committee, 2003-2007
Standards Review Committee (SRC), 2002-2007
Site Visitor, 1989-2006

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American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Member, Editorial Review Board, Journal of Marital and Family Therapy
(JMFT), 1992-Present
Member, Core Competencies Task Force, 2003-2004
Member, Ethics Task Force, 1998-2000
Member, Committee to Award Doctoral Minority Internship, 1996-1998
Conference Abstract Reviewer, 1990-1996
Chair, Elections Council, 1995
Member, Elections Council, 1993-1994
Chair, Committee on Racial, Ethnic and Cultural Diversity, 1990-1993
Chair, Minority Fellowship Award Committee, 1990-1993
Member, AAMFT Strategic Planning Group, 1990-1991
Member, AAMFT Committee to Organize the Council on Education and
Training, 1989
American Family Therapy Academy
Chair, AFTA Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada, 2007
Member, Board of Directors, 1997-2000
Chair, Nominations Committee, 1998-1999
Other Professional Service
Ad Hoc Reviewer, Family Process Journal
External Tenure Review
STATE AND REGIONAL
Pennsylvania Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Regional Director, PAMFT Board of Directors, 1994-1995

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UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY
Drexel University
I-Forum, Member, 2010-Present
Department Chairs Committee, CNHP, 2008-2010
Faculty Senate, Member at Large, 2003
Institutional Review Board (IRB), 2002-2006
Appointments, Promotions and Tenure Committee, CNHP, 2002-2004
Executive Faculty Committee, CNHP, 2000-2010
Associate Deans and Program Directors Committee, CNHP, 2000-2008
MCP Hahnemann University
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE
Advisory Committee to Provost Richard Astro, 1998-2000
Admissions and Standards Committee, 1993-1999
Faculty Affairs Committee, 1993-1996
School of Health Professions By-Laws Committee, 1997-1998
Steering Committee for University Middle States Accreditation, 1995
School of Health Professions Search Committee for Department of
Psychology Chair, 1998
Philadelphia Youth Network, Advisory Council, 2007-2009
Family Support Services, Board, 2007-2009
Academy for Success through Fitness Charter School Board, 2003-2004
Black Coalition of Civic Participation, GOTV, 2000
Delaware County Head Start Providers Coalition, 1995-1997
Teen Shop, Inc. Board, 1994-1996
Pennsylvania Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist MF000059
New Jersey Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist FIO1294 (Inactive)

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INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITY
Graduate Courses Taught
Couple & Family Therapy: A Multicultural Approach
Diverse Family Structures
African American Families in Therapy
Family Life Cycle
Historical & Sociocultural Influences of Family Therapy
Practicum
The Therapist's Experience
Clinical Internship
Dissertation
Post Graduate Courses Taught
Black Families in Therapy
Ethnicity and Family Therapy
GRADUATE FACULTY ACTIVITIES
Doctoral Committees (Chair)
S. Todd Townsend
Melanie Joell
Candice Cooper
Doctoral Committees (Member)
Argie Allen
Denise Ray
Fay Karapanogiotis
Kimberly Petka
Phyllis Swint
Stephanie Brooks

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Stacey July
Patricia Brunner
Cynthia Chestnut
Erica Wilkens
Angelle Richardson
Cleo Townsend
Tracey Duncan
Glenda Hinkson