Ozzie Davis and Ruby Dee two masters of the theater!!
We thank you for your contributions to our lives and culture!!!
http://www.thehistorymakers.com/content/evening-ossie-davis-and-ruby-dee
Ozzie Davis and Ruby Dee two masters of the theater!!
We thank you for your contributions to our lives and culture!!!
http://www.thehistorymakers.com/content/evening-ossie-davis-and-ruby-dee
Celebrate this wonderful gift granted to us!
A woman beyond the age and the words of mankind.
Your presence has blessed us all!
Thank God for those who are concerned with the development of African American intelligentsia.
We must always be concerned for the evolution of our OWN DESTINY!
Some of the world’s most popular inventions were created by African-Americans, dating back to 1820, when Thomas Jennings, believed to be the first African-American inventor to receive a patent, created a more efficient dry cleaning process. Many years later, Judy W. Reed became the first African-American female inventor with her hand-operated dough kneader and roller. Reed, who was illiterate, signed the patent with an ‘X.’
This is an invention made by Patricia E. Bath, M.D.
Laserphaco Probe
Year patented: 1986
Inventor: Patricia E. Bath, M.D., (1942–), first woman to chair an ophthalmology residency program in the United States
A specialized tool and procedure for the removal of cataracts, the Laserphaco Probe increased the accuracy and results of cataract surgery, previously performed manually with a mechanical grinder. Created with highly accurate laser technology, the Laserphaco Probe combines an optical laser, irrigation system and suction tubes. The laser vaporizes the cataracts and lens material via a 1-millimeter insertion into the patient’s eye and a replacement lens is inserted. Its use has helped restore the sight of several people who had been blinded by cataracts for up to 30 years.
Patricia E. Bath, M.D.
We celebrate and honor our talented Brothers and Sisters!!!
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Thank you madiba!!
This great man placed his spirit in the heart of a torn and broken country and revived its humanity!!
We must learn from this GREAT human being!!
Thank you Mandela!!!!
There can never be peace until there is Justice!
When will this nation ever learn?
Violence begets Violence!
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Please recognize the vital role African American organizations provide in developing leadership and addressing problems that are specific to the African American community! We must not waver in our wiliness to support our communities agenda as we struggle for the health ,interest, rights and needs of our African American citizens.
We do not have to be apologetic about serving our own communities. We are the instruments of change that we seek.
Thank God for the leadership within the African American community!
Thank you for building leadership in our communities!!!
The strength of African Americans lies in our collective vision and collective commitment to one another!
We will never retreat from the Justice we seek!
Thank God for the African American women who are in leadership today!
The time has arrived in our society to recognize the new face of terror and violence.
We might need to consider that this attitude could be home grown.
African Americans have seen this face before.
We might be able to help this nation come to grips with this new face of Terrorism ; right in our own back yards.
Thank God for the leaders of this community that have fought against this terror throughout their lives.
We dedicate this post to all the brave people who responded to this vicious act with kindness and compassion for those who were injured.
Thank you!
Thank you for staying on the front lines of our struggle with terror.
We need to respect the tremendous work that has been committed to the development of successful urban schools in our African american communities!
Before there was a charter school there were individuals fighting to educate our children! Respect the work the early educators have done to create the opportunities for today!
MARVA COLLINS THANK YOU!
We could not have this success without your sacrifice!
African American males are dis proportionally incarcerated in this country. We need to consider the injustices that impact the African American male community.
These statistics reflect a high risk of death by violence and early incarceration for the African American male community.
Also the numbers of African American females incarcerated is on the rise.
What really is happening ?
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We need to be concerned about this issue in our community.
Thank you to all of the leadership within the African American community that alerts us to the NEW JIM CROW LAWS
in this nation!
Thank you for caring!
There have been great institutions developed in the African American community. The time has come for new institutions to emerge from the African American urban areas. The crisis is clear. The time is now!There are not enough new relevant institutions springing out of the creative minds within our very own community.
lets encourage those brilliant individuals within our own community to evolve relevant creative work for the good of our people!
We must tap into the greatness of our own community!!
Be proud of who you are!