David Campos

Member, San Francisco Board of Supervisors

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Member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, he was an undocumented teenager when his family first moved to the US from Guatemala

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In 1992, Arizona's then-Governor Evan Mecham cancelled Martin Luther King Day and made insensitive comments about minorities and women.

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In 1992, Arizona's then-Governor Evan Mecham cancelled Martin Luther King Day and made insensitive comments about minorities and women.

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