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Goodbye, Colonel Rebel
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[New York Times] - The university that was for so long synonymous with violence and racial hatred, and I, an African-American woman and a native Mississippian, are linked as is everything here by the past, which regularly rises to meet us. I am who I am in part because
Racial discrimination complaints lead to African American woman's firing, suit ...
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[Southeast Texas Record] - HOUSTON – Alleging Compassionate Care Hospice of the Woodlands LLC and Compassionate Care Hospice Group Ltd. subjected her to racial discrimination prior to firing her, Harris County resident Sharon T. Solari pursues legal action. Recent court
Our History: Lessons live on from Cincinnati education pioneer Porter
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[Cincinnati.com] - Jennie D. Porter is remembered as an early pioneer in public school education. Porter was founder of the all-black Harriet Beecher Stowe School and served as its principal, the first African-American woman to become a principal in Cincinnati
A Message for Mitt: I'm A Survivor, Not A Victim
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[Huffington Post] - As a child of God, an American, and an African-American woman, I embrace and love the way God chose to form me. I do not believe that I am a victim because I am African-American or a woman. The God who made us all looks upon the heart. With love, so
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