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Jewel Plummer Cobb was a pioneering African American cell biologist and a prominent figure in promoting diversity in science and education. She made significant contributions to the understanding of cell Biology, particularly in cancer research, and was recognized for her work on the effects of ultraviolet light on cells. As an educator and administrator, Cobb advocated for the inclusion of minorities in the sciences, serving as the first female president of California State University, Los Angeles, and holding leadership roles in various scientific organizations. Her legacy includes inspiring future generations of scientists and advancing equity in the academic landscape.

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