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Mary Alfreda Smith is an American political and LGBT activist, working in the areas of women's and minority rights. She worked on the Robert F. Kennedy election campaign in 1968, and helped overturn laws that criminalized homosexual activity in California. In 1972 she became the first ordained female minister of the Metropolitan Community Church.

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rdfs:label	Freda Smith (clergy) (en) Смит, Фреда (ru)
rdfs:comment	Mary Alfreda Smith is an American political and LGBT activist, working in the areas of women's and minority rights. She worked on the Robert F. Kennedy election campaign in 1968, and helped overturn laws that criminalized homosexual activity in California. In 1972 she became the first ordained female minister of the Metropolitan Community Church. (en) Фреда Смит (англ. Freda Smith), полное имя Мэри Альфреда Смит (англ. Mary Alfreda Smith; род. 22 ноября 1935 года, Покателло, штат Айдахо, США) — американский священник, пастор Метропольной общинной церкви — первая женщина, рукоположённая в сан в этой христианской деноминации. , выступающая за права женщин и ЛГБТ. Её деятельность способствовала декриминализации гомосексуальности в штате Калифорния. (ru)
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name	Freda Smith (en)
birth place	Pocatello, Idaho (en)
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birth name	Mary Alfreda Smith (en)
date	2011-08-03 (xsd:date) 2017-11-07 (xsd:date)
education	CSU Sacramento
honorific prefix	Reverend Elder (en)
nationality	American (en)
occupation	Pastor (en)

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