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5:57Now PlayingFabiana Pierre-Louis, a U.S. attorney, the daughter of Haitian immigrants and a mother of two, will make history when she is confirmed as the first black woman on the New Jersey Supreme Court. “I just hope to be an inspiration to future generations,” she tells TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie.
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