Kaukab Stewart

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  6. 1 2 The SNP [@theSNP] (29 July 2021). "@KaukabStewart was the first woman of colour to be elected to the Scottish Parliament, in May's election.
    With the full powers of independence, we can build a fairer, more equal Scotland - and maximise our potential.
    Watch the SNP's Political Slot with @Channel4"     (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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    Let's move forward together to retain this constituency and win our independence!"     (Tweet). Retrieved 24 May 2022– via Twitter.
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Kaukab Stewart
MSP
Minister for Culture, Europe and International Development - Kaukab Stewart.jpg
Stewart in 2024
Minister for Equalities
Incumbent
Assumed office
8 May 2024
Scottish Parliament
Preceded by Member of the Scottish Parliament for Glasgow Kelvin
2021–present		Incumbent
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