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Sylvia Whitlock
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Sep 2, 2026
Sylvia Whitlock: The woman who changed Rotary | Plus tackling Malaria in Zambia
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3:25Alicia ReadeHOST
But before we get to that Supreme Court judgment and the changing of the Rotary history, can you take us back to Duarte in the 70s? How did you become interested in the club in the first place? And what sort of club was it?

Sylvia WhitlockGUEST
Most people don't know where Duarte is, but most people know where Pasadena is because of the Rose Parade comes in there.

Sylvia WhitlockGUEST
I was working in Duarte as a school principal, and I went to see our district superintendent because I wanted to find out what the district was like.

Sylvia WhitlockGUEST
And when I went in to talk to Richard Keith, he said, you don't need to worry about this district because we have a Rotary Club here.