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Trailblazing National Park Ranger Betty Reid Soskin Dies at 104

Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest ranger in the National Park Service, has died at the age of 104. Known for her advocacy for the experiences of Black women during World War II, Soskin became a ranger at 85 and was a significant figure in civil rights and representation. Her passing marks a profound loss for the National Park Service and the broader narrative of American history.

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Betty Reid Soskin, 'trailblazing' oldest national park ranger, dies at 104
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Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest ranger in the National Park Service, passed away at the age of 104. Known for her unique perspective, she highlighted the experiences of Black women during World War II, particularly those who worked on the home front. Her death marks the loss of a significant figure in the history of the National Park Service and the broader narrative of civil rights and representation in America.
Betty Reid Soskin, who became a park ranger at 85, dies aged 104
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Betty Reid Soskin, who became the oldest active park ranger at the age of 100, has passed away at the age of 104, as announced by her family. Soskin, who began her career as a ranger at 85, was known for her efforts to highlight the experiences of women of color during World War II.

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