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Tag Archives: civil rights
Youth Activist Mary-Pat Hector is Today’s Honoree
Mary-Pat currently serves as the National Youth Director for National Action Network, one of this country largest Civil Rights organization. She is also the founder of the Just Think Twice Ad Campaign, a campaign she created after attending more funerals … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising campaign, civil rights, community, community activist, community service, development, Mary-Pat Hector, motivational speaker, National Action Network, opportunity, save youth, teen, teenager, Think Twice, Today's Honoree, Youth Activist, Youth Director
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Author Corban Addison is Today’s Honoree
About The Book: In Dhaka, Bangladesh, a garment factory burns to the ground, claiming the lives of hundreds of workers, mostly young women. Amid the rubble, a bystander captures a heart-stopping photograph—a teenage girl lying in the dirt, her body … Continue reading
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Tagged A Harvest Of Thorns, adventure, author, civil rights, Corban Addison, Human Rights, novel, public figure, slave trafficking, writer
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Lifehouse President and CEO Nancy Dow Moody is Today’s Honoree
About Nancy: Nancy has been the President and CEO of Lifehouse since 2008 and also serves on its board. She has been with Lifehouse since 1992 and joined as the Director of Services/Associate Director. From 2005-2008, she served as the … Continue reading
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Tagged ceo, children, civil rights, developmental disabilities, Lifehouse, Marin County, Marin County of Education, Nancy Dow Moody, non profit, personal development, President, professional development, programs, tenure, Today's Honoree
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African American Registry Founder Benjamin McHie is Today’s Honoree
Benjamin Mchie is the founder and executive director of African American Registry. Mchie has also been a Multi Media Professional for over 35 years. Mchie has been featured on the BBC, commenting the life of Dorothy Height and TV Asahi … Continue reading
Israel Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner is Today’s Honoree
Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner may be a mother of six, including triplets, but she is also the world’s leading civil rights “billion dollar” lawyer. Under her leadership, the Tel Aviv-based Shurat HaDin – Israel Law Center has succeeded in winning over … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab, Attorney Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, Award, billion dollar, civil rights, education, Egypt, Israel, lawsuits, lawyer, leadership, litigation, new york, recognition, Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center, Tel-Aviv, terrorism, terrorist, Today's Honoree, United Nations
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Civil Rights Leader Dr. Benjamin Chavis, Jr. is Today’s Honoree
Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis Jr., civil rights leader, author, educator and global business leader is the President of Education Online Services Corporation (EOServe Corp.), the world’s leading provider of online higher education for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across … Continue reading
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Tagged author, church, civil rights, Def Jam, Diamond Empowerment Fund, divinity, Dr. Benjamin Chavis, EO Serve, HBCU, Hip-Hop Summit Action Network, HSAN, Jr., leader, leadership, Martin Luther King, MLK, NAACP, NC, North Carolina, Occupy the Dream, President, Russell Simmons, scholar, syndicated columnist, writer
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Today’s Honoree is Amber Hayes
Amber Hayes is 14 years old and she is making a difference with her writing skills. Amber started her own Facebook and YouTube pages to share her gifts. Her stage name is Double A. When I asked her why she cose … Continue reading
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Tagged achieve, AL, Alabama, Amber Hayes, blacks, civil rights, Civil war, Columbus, dreams, Facebook, ga, georgia, Honoree, Montgomery, music, passion, slavery, slaves, south, teen entrepreneur, Trayvon Martin, whites, woe, words of encouragement, writer, YouTube
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Today’s Honoree is Mrs. Theresa Burroughs
Mrs. Theresa Burroughs is a Human Rights Activist in Greensboro, AL. Mrs. Burroughs was friends with Dr. King and his family and worked along side him and others during the movement. And, as of today, she continues to educate and … Continue reading
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Tagged Activist, AL, Alabama, Auburn Rural Studios, Black History, civil rights, Greensboro, Human Rights, Jr., Martin Luther King, MLK, Movement, Mrs. Theresa Burroughs, Safe House Museum
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Dr. Amelia Platts Boynton Robinson
Born in Savannah, Georgia, young Amelia at age 9-10 was passing out voter registration forms with her mother on horse and buggy and a member of the NAACP at 10 years old. The seed planted and sown to the fruit … Continue reading
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Tagged AL, Alabama, civil rights, Doctor, Dr. Amelia Platts Boynton Robinson, ga, georgia, I have A Dream, Institue, Jr., lawyer, leaders, leadership, Martin Luther King, MLK, Savannah, Tuskegee
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