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or my people had been published in the Yale university series of younger poets. Margaret was born Birmingham was the daughter of a Methodist minister. She received a Rosenwald fellowship for creative writing in 1944.”My people” gave you information of what happen and the past then it goes to present and gave a way to make a better life. She was a part of the literary movement in Chicago. She lived in the Chicago area for seven years, coming of age in the shadow of the Great Migration and Depression and playing an active role in Bronzeville's artistic and intellectual circles.

I also work as a cashier for BJ's Wholesale Club. In the past I have been a sister of Nu Kappa Epsilon, a music and service sorority, where I served as President, Vice President, and Fundraising Chair. I have also been a part of the Marching Captains where I was a member of the Colorguard and served as Captain for my last year. I go on walks and hikes with my dog, read a variety of novels, and explore Virginia through trying different or new restaurants and

Hamer was an informal bridge leader for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. When activists Annelle Ponder and Septima Clark came to Mississippi to teach people about voting registration, Hamer’s attention was sparked. A few weeks later, Hamer and a few other citizen of Mississippi set off to Charleston, South Carolina to share what they learned. They planned on teaching classes on voter registration. The group consisted of John Brown, Bernard Washington, Euvester Simpson, June Johnson, Rosemary Freeman, James West, Annelle Ponder, and Hamer herself.

My name is Mideny Bell. I am a Junior undergraduate at Florida International University. I read a flyer during a conference on campus about a need for volunteer for your program and I would like to know what the volunteer position entails before I respond. I speak both Creole and English. Please let me know of anything that may require my assistance.

Acted which means growing up in the country and using the same slang as well as taking a liking in the same activities. Second, the encounter stage mainly happened freshman year of college being exposed to the many stories in Black Arts & Literature. Having conversations on White washing and how Egyptians were black people. Third, the immersion and emersion stage which happens to be the peak of black identity development happened after taking Africana Studies, and learning even more about the history of African Americans and

Hello, Again this year, the Office of Advancement will hold a photo shoot on Thursday, October 21st. We are hoping to gain access into a few of the housing units to take photos, which will be used in future publications on the housing website and other marketing materials related to UW Bothell housing. Would it be possible to schedule a two hour time slot on that day to take photos in and around the student housing units? Thank you in advance for your participation. I look forward to hearing from you.

Congratulations! You are invited to join the founding National English Honor Society at Chancellor High School for the 2016-2017 school year. As a found chapter, members will be responsible for creating and developing the very foundation of this honor society at Chancellor High School. Some of the responsibilities of founding members are naming the chapter, electing officers, creating bylaws, holding an induction ceremony, and carrying out chapter service and activity projects. To formally accept the invitation to the NEHS, please join fellow invitees and the chapter sponsor on Thursday, December 1, 2016, in Mrs. Sobelman’s room after school from 2:35-3:35.

SATURDAY EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS NEW WAYS OF REPORTING Facilitated by Katherine Cianciotto, Denison, Director of Chapter Services; Barb Goettelman, Syracuse, Mu District Director; and Caity Meehan, Miami (FL), Risk Management Director. Description: The new organizational structure gave Kappa a unique opportunity to re-evaluate midyear and annual reporting. In this session, Katherine Cianciotto, Denison, Director of Chapter Services, and members of the content and district teams will

Here on campus at the University of Alabama I am member of the sorority Delta Zeta where we have our chapter meetings every Monday night from 6:30-7:30pm. I feel that being apart of Delta Zeta has helped me contribute the most to our campus because of how involved I have become through it. For example, I participated in a program called RISE last semester where I would meet with a group of my sisters every Wednesday from 7-8pm and each week we would discuss things like service and how we can give back to our community. At the end of the program we did a service project with a nursing home here in Tuscaloosa and painted with the residence, as well as played bingo with them. This is just one of the many examples of how Delta Zeta has helped

First I need to graduate college, I am doing so with a Bachelor of Business and Administration in Entrepreneurship. Following that I plan on using networking, leadership experience and wrapping it up with an application! For networking, I have been with my current operator for 4 years and have been promised a letter of recommendation, one which she says will carry a lot of weight when I apply by her popularity and success with Chick-fil-A. I will also enter the application process with five to six years of experience with Chick-fil-A three or four of those will be as a key leader in our restaurant. I will also have had the opportunity to open a Chick-fil-A and serve as the general manager for the location giving me the opportunity to prove myself as the leader of the restaurant.

At the suggestion of one of my high school coaches, I began constructing a website that would eventually become a resource for other young people that suffered from post-concussive syndrome. After my website was featured in a local New Mexico magazine, I was invited to present at the annual New Mexico High School Coaches Clinic. I also began reaching out to other parents and young athletes by sharing information about my case, and the challenges which accompanied it, at the annual YAFL

In the book “Child of the Civil Rights Movement” by Paula Young Shelton, whose a daughter of a Civil Rights activist, Andrew Young, discusses a child’s perspective on the civil rights movement. Shelton lived in New York till one day her parents seen the broadcast of the freedom rides. Following that, her parents decided to move to the heart of the problem and contribute to the movement personally when she was 4 years old. Shelton’s parents moved them to the deep South were whites had everything and blacks went without. Shelton goes on to describe how her family came to be part of the movement, to personally knowing Martin Luther King JR, and knowing other community leaders.

I am a second year student at Emory University, majoring in Economics and African American Studies. I am writing to you regarding the Undergraduate Summer Internship posting on your website, particularly the position as a Policy and Community Organizing Intern. As a New York native, I am aware of The Bronx Defenders’ invaluable contribution to marginalized Bronx residents. I want to intern at The Bronx Defenders because the unique, holistic approach to defense will equip me with priceless skills and experience for my future, as well as be an exciting and memorable way to spend my summer. My socially conscious high school and liberal college environment fostered a passion for social justice, especially pertaining to people of color.