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Meet Stephanie St. Clair, The 'Numbers Queen' Who Built A Gambling Empire In 1920s Harlem

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A fearless Black racketeer, Stephanie St. Clair built a gambling empire in Harlem — and faced down some of New York's most infamous mobsters.

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