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Darisha Parker

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Darisha is a native of Northwest Philadelphia. She earned her bachelor's degree in broadcasting and communications from Bennett College. She is married. 

Darisha previously worked as a legislative assistant to State Representative Rosita Youngblood and the director of media relations with Ross Associates, Inc.

Darisha K. Parker is a state representative in State Assembly District 198. She was first elected in 2020 and is serving her 2nd term.

As of September 30, 2024, Darisha K. Parker did not have a website or any information online.

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Rep. Parker applauds Gov. Shapiro for closing gap in women’s healthcare

Supports menstrual equality, which seeks to ensure that individuals who menstruate, particularly students, low-income individuals, and those in state-run facilities, have adequate access to necessary products without facing financial or logistical barriers.

- Supports menstrual equality, which seeks to ensure that individuals who menstruate, particularly students, low-income individuals, and those in state-run facilities, have adequate access to necessary products without facing financial or logistical barriers.

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Darisha K. Parker

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Pennsylvania State Representative, District 198

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