Col. Pam Stevenson Could Be Kentucky’s First Black Woman Attorney General @theGrioPolitics
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Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Kentucky state Rep. Pam Stevenson is vying to become the state’s first Black female attorney general. The retired Air Force colonel says she wants to restore democracy in Kentucky and return the AG office back to “the people.”

Stevenson said her Republican opponent Russell Coleman and current AG Daniel Cameron (who is running for governor) are power grabbing and not focused on the needs of Black and underserved Kentuckians. Through her candidacy, she says she wants communities to “feel heard.” TheGrio’s Gerren Keith Gaynor (@MrGerrenalist) reports.

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Col. Pam Stevenson Could Be Kentucky’s First Black Woman Attorney General

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