Before entering Georgia state politics, Stacey Abrams studied at Spelman College, the University of Texas at Austin, and Yale Law School. At Spelman she studied political science, economics, and sociology and took part in activism. She cofounded Students for African American Empowerment in 1992. After earning a law degree in 1999, she began her professional career as a tax lawyer in Atlanta and later became the city’s deputy city attorney in 2002.
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