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Christine la Barraque
Christine la Barraque (c. 1878 — February 10, 1961) was a French-born American soprano and advocate for blind education and employment; she was also the first blind woman to be admitted to the practice of law in California.
==Early life and education==
Christine Blanche la Barraque was born in France, and moved to California with her parents as a girl. Blind from before age 2, she was educated at the California School for the Deaf and Blind in Berkeley,〔("Language of Signs; Graduating Day at the Berkeley School" ) ''San Francisco Chronicle'' (June 10, 1891): 5.〕 and completed an undergraduate degree at the University of California in 1896, before pursuing legal training, graduating fifth in her class the Hastings School of Law.〔("Blind Girl Who Led Class in a California Law School" ) ''Indianapolis News'' (June 5, 1906): 5. via Newspapers.com 〕 After becoming the first blind woman admitted to the bar in California, she studied music in Boston and in Italy for two years.〔("Blind Christine la Barraque Returns to Boston From Long Journey" ) ''Boston Post'' (May 1, 1907): 3. via Newspaperarchive.com 〕 While she was in Italy, she toured some Italian schools for the blind to write about them for ''The New Outlook''.〔Christine Labarraque, ("Work for the Blind in Italy" ) ''The New Outlook for the Blind'' 1(1907): 64-65.〕
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