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Sara Feigenholtz
Sara Feigenholtz (born December 11, 1956) is a Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives who has represented the 12th District since 1995.〔(Representative Sara Feigenholtz page, Illinois General Assembly website ), accessed 12 April 2011〕 The District includes the lakefront communities of Lake View, Lincoln Park and the Near North neighborhood in the city of Chicago.
==Background==
Sara Feigenholtz's political interests and activity, notably in the areas of adoption, women's issues and health care, reflect her personal experience and family background. Her adoptive mother, Florence Buky, an immigrant from Białystok, Poland, worked her way through medical school to become an obstetrician. Many of Dr Buky's patients were unable to care for their children and this was how she came to adopt Sara and her brother.〔(Sara Feigenholtz website, Biography page ), accessed 12 April 2011〕 Feigenholz attributes the origin of her political commitment to health care as a basic right to the childhood experience of patients calling to see Dr Buky at the family home in Lake View, Chicago, and her mother never turning anyone away, even those unable to pay.〔
Feigenholtz earned her bachelor’s degree in political science and speech and performing arts from Northeastern Illinois University.〔 and went on to earn a fellowship degree from the University of Illinois School Of Public Health. In 2011, she completed the Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
She worked as Chief of Staff to State Representative John Cullerton before becoming a fund-raiser for progressive causes.〔
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