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Sweet: Oprah Winfrey Maria Shriver, Caroline Kennedy, Michelle Obama, Stevie Wonder. Photo gallery.

By Sun-Times Wire

(photo by Lynn Sweet)

UPDATE FRIDAY FEB. 8, 2008

Many commenters noticed that I did not identify a woman in the main picture. My apology. That’s

Maria Elena Durazo, secretary treasurer of the AFL-CIO in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGLES– Here’s a photo gallery of Oprah Winfrey, Maria Shriver, Caroline Kennedy, Michelle Obama and Stevie Wonder at a Feb. 3 rally for Barack Obama at the University of California, Los Angeles.

(photo by Lynn Sweet)

(photo by Lynn Sweet)

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