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Michele lives in Wake Forest. She attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has a master's degree from National Louis University.

Michele is a math teacher in the Wake County Public School System. She previously was a corporate trainer for Freedom Mortgage, director of childhood development for Family Tae Kwon Do Champions Sussex, and a director for Doodle Bugs! Children's Learning Academy.

Michele Joyner-Dinwiddie's campaign for North Carolina State Representative, District 35 is her first entry into politics.

Michele Joyner-Dinwiddie's campaign for the North Carolina State House is her first entry into politics.

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Michele Joyner-Dinwiddie

Michele lives in Wake Forest. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a master's degree from National Louis University.

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