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Bahamian-American actor and first African American to win the Academy Award for Best Actor
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1927
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Sidney Poitier
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Attorney General from 1993 to 2001 and first woman to hold the post
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1938
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Janet Reno
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Administrator of NASA since 2021 and Senator from Florida from 2001 to 2019
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1942
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Bill Nelson
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Actor, "Fargo" "Shameless" "Room"
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1950
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William H. Macy
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Author known for his novels about Dexter Morgan
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1952
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Jeff Lindsay
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Actress, "Being John Malkovich" "Capote" "Get Out"
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1959
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Catherine Keener
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Manager for the Chicago White Sox since 2023
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1969
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Pedro Grifol
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Secreatry of Labor from 2017 to 2019, he resigned after he faced criticism for his plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein during his time as U.S. attorney
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1969
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Alexander Acosta
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College football coach and head coach of the Miami Hurricanes team since 2022
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1970
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Mario Cristobal
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Senator from Florida since 2011 and former candidate for the Republican nomination for the Presidential election
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1971
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Marco Rubio
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Football head coach at Duke University and former head coach at the University of Miami
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1974
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Manny Diaz
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Actress, "Hitch" "Training Day" "Ghost Rider"
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1974
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Eva Mendes
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DJ and record producer, one of the highest grossing electronic dance music artists from tours
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1977
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Steve Aoki
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Director known for working as a duo with Christopher Miller, "21 Jump Street" "The Lego Movie" "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs"
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1977
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Phil Lord
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Director, "Moonlight" "If Beale Street Could Talk"
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1979
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Barry Jenkins
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Former power forward who played 20 seasons for the Miami Heat
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1980
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Udonis Haslem
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Hall of Fame wide receiver who played most notably for the Houston Texans
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1981
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Andre Johnson
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Rapper and singer, "Gasolina" "Timber" "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)" "Give Me Everything"
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1981
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Pitbull
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Singer and former member of The Pussycat Dolls
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1982
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Jessica Sutta
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Former running back who played most of his career for the San Francisco 49ers, he holds the NFL record for most career games played by a running back
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1983
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Frank Gore
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Co-creator of Mozilla Firefox
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1985
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Blake Ross
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Actress, "Make It or Break It" "The Mentalist"
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1987
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Josie Loren
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Outfielder who played for the Red Sox, Astros, Tigers, Diamondbacks and Dodgers (6x All-Star)
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1987
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J. D. Martinez
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Singer and rapper, "Bills" "Ain't Too Cool" "Whip It!"
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1988
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LunchMoney Lewis
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Wide receiver who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, also known for his off-field issues
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1988
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Antonio Brown
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Wide receiver who played most notably for the Indianapolis Colts
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1989
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T. Y. Hilton
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Cornerback who played for the Minnesota Vikings and Indianapolis Colts
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1990
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Xavier Rhodes
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Quarterback who plays for the Seattle Seahawks
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1990
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Geno Smith
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Quarterback who plays for the Detroit Lions (former Vikings, Saints, Broncos and Dolphins)
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1992
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Teddy Bridgewater
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Outfielder who plays for the San Diego Padres
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1992
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Manny Machado
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Actor, known for his role as Justin Foley in "13 Reasons Why"
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1993
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Brandon Flynn
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Wide receiver who plays for the Cleveland Browns
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1994
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Amari Cooper
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Singer and former member of Fifth Harmony
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1996
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Lauren Jauregui
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Actress, "The Queen's Gambit" "Split" "The Witch"
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1996
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Anya Taylor-Joy
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Actor, "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" "The Fosters" "The Perfect Date"
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1996
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Noah Centineo
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Running back who plays for the Buffalo Bills
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1999
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James Cook
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Rapper and one of the most prominent members of the SoundCloud rap scene, "Gucci Gang"
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2000
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Lil Pump
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Quarterback who plays for the Indianapolis Colts
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2002
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Anthony Richardson
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Actress known for her role as Abra Stone in "Doctor Sleep"
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2005
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Kyliegh Curran
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