Mary Jane Mcleod Fatherhood

Clarissa Harlowe Barton better known as Clara Barton. Clara was a shy little girl growing up she was born on December 25,1821 in oxford, Massachusetts. As she grew older she spent much of her life in service of others and created an organization that still helps people today, The Red Cross. She was an educator,nurse and then founded Red Cross. She was an educator and opened a free public school in New Jersey.

On January 11 1885, a beautiful young girl named Alice Paul was born. Her mother Tacie Paul was one of the first women to attend college. Tacie would have finished but she dropped out and she spent her final year marrying William Paul. William Paul is Alice’s father who is a successful business and community man. Alice loves to read and remembers going to suffrage meetings with her mother when she was young.

Rebecca Lee Crumpler is a woman that history knows little of other than her degree and the little she wrote about herself in the beginning of a book. What makes this woman so important to history, and so important to me, is that Rebecca Lee Crumpler was the first African-American woman to earn an M.D. degree in the United States, and one of the first African Americans to write a book of medical advice. Crumpler, born in Delaware in 1831, was raised by her aunt in Pennsylvania. Crumpler’s aunt was a woman who spent much of her time caring for sick neighbors and friends. In the beginning of her book, A Book of Medical Discourses, she explained that being surrounded by the work of her aunt is what made her form a liking to relieving the suffering of others, which is what pushed her to go into medicine.

Heinrich and Hedwig had two children together, one boy and one girl. The son was born on February 15, 1942 and the daughter was born on July 20, 1944. Eventually Margarete learned of Heinrich’s affair with Hedwig and decided to tolerate the relationship since they were separated at the time. Heinrich had a very close relationship with his first daughter, Gudrun, and called her often and visited whenever he could. Himmler fought in World War One when he was 18.

A people’s relationship to their culture is the same as the relationship of a mother and her child. 80% of African Americans are a direct descendent of some sort of a slave brought into the United States during the 1800s. The children of slaves were taught to respect their parent’s African heritage from their mother country but as the slaves’ children had children and more and more generations were produced, the inevitable and unstoppable adoption of American culture and traditions occurred. As Martin Luther King once proclaimed, “one can live in American Society with a certain cultural heritage… and still absorb a great deal of this culture. There is always culture assimilation” (King 1964).

After graduating high school, she attended Community College of Philadelphia Majoring in Accounting, where she attained her credentials to enter the workforce. While attending high school, she met an incredibly handsome man by the name of Charles and they eventually had a very handsome little boy and they married. While working for a community center, she was persuaded by her manager to use her interpersonal skills and attempt social work. It was here that Linda had a knack for helping people; she would help low-income families with valuable resources to improve their financial and living conditions by way of various resources the City of Philadelphia had available for those that qualified.

A special person I know takes care of me, teaches me and inspires me, her name is Nikki Gerner. I first met Miss Nikki about a year ago when we went to visit her for a party. I believe Miss Nikki should come speak at island school because she is responsible , a good influence to all kids, and has been through a few difficult things but never gave up. Nikki is a very special person in my life that I appreciate her very much. To began,Miss Nikki has been divorced, is a single mother raising two boys on her own and she defeated uterine cancer.

Home and Family After their wedding, Robert and Bessie Brown moved into a two-story frame house near the school in Bradley, South Dakota. This would be their home for the rest of their married lives and from this home, they experienced the joys and challenges of raising their four children, Mary, born in 1925, Robert Elmer, in 1926, Eldred, nicknamed Teck, in 1929, and Verna, also called Vern, in 1931. When Bessie gave birth to the youngest, the physician, Dr. McIntyre, held her up for the mother to view and proclaimed, “Here she is. Perfect, just like the other three.” Robert and Bessie referred to their oldest two children, Mary and Robert, as the “big kids,” and Teck and Vern as the “little kids.

Just before her sixteenth birthday, Loretta married Oliver Lynn, with whom she had four children by the time she turned twenty, and then two children after that. Throughout the early years of the marriage, Loretta was the stereotypical house wife of the olden days; she cleaned the house, cooked the meals, and raised the babies. She

My number one greatest accomplishment was raising my four daughters on my own. (Opinion) Each of my daughters have graduated high school and have full-time employment. (Fact) Raising children as a single parent is a difficult task (belief) however, I kept each daughter focused on school and social activities enough so that they didn’t get into any legal trouble or become a teenage mother.

Mary McLeod Bethune Success is a key to making your mark on the work, but no one is gifted with success. Not everyone will be given rights, granted an equal life, or given the right to speak your mind. What makes your mark is your way to keep your head up, say what you know is right, and what you do when you see the wrong in your world. This strong woman struggled to balance plantation life with education, yet she eventually found her way to show her voice. Mary McLeod Bethune had made her mark and has shown her success so others can find theirs.

Mary Mitchel Slessor was an incredible, tenacious Missionary of Africa in the late 1800’s into the early 1900’s. She had a dream to become a pioneer of Africa, as she had been taught since her childhood about the Calabar mission. She had an intimate, trust relationship with her Lord, which brought her through many trials and struggles throughout the years as well as innumerable successes and joys. She was known for being an odd woman, as her independent style of life and becoming one with her new culture made her different that the typical Victorian Woman of Europe at this time. However she was also known for her many grand accomplishments among the natives she worked with and all the lives of children she saved.

Joan Crawford was in several movies when she was still alive. According to the research I have done, Crawford has been in at least 52 films within her time period. Joan Crawford refused to give her age to anyone. To this day nobody can confirm her real age.

Today, I will be comparing the societal values of the past, the present, and the puritan period. I will be using the lessons and excerpts we have read as sources for the Puritan values. I will get today’s values from my own personal experiences and my past values from Ann Hedden. Ann is my 91 year old grandmother. She was born in Sacramento, California and she lived most of her early life in the California areas.