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W.E.B. Du Bois was a scholar, author, influential activist, and co-founder of the NAACP. Du Bois grew up in an area of Massachusetts that was not ...
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We need more people that look like us, in positions of power, to fight for rights and equalities that truly serve our communities. There was a tim...
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Born into slavery to a plantation cook mother and an unknown white father, likely a nearby plantation owner, Booker T. Washington was an early cru...
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Toni Morrison was a prolific writer of numerous novels and essays, and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for literature in 1993. Her works focused...
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Reginald F. Lewis at one point was the richest Blackman in America and founder of the first African-American billion dollar company. In 1987, he l...
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Oprah Winfrey is a selfless philanthropist having donated over $425 million throughout her career to various causes that positively impact our peop...
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Nelson Mandela was a great leader and the first elected Black President of South Africa. He had the gift of encouraging people and aligning them wi...
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Most of us look up to and may even aspire to be like those that society considers success stories. This is usually successful entrepreneurs, athle...
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It’s great that you have goals! Setting goals is a major key to finding any success in your life. Goal setting is the first step when designing a ...
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Today’s focus will be on education. We will touch on the life of Mary McLeod Bethune to help illustrate the importance of education and its meaning...
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You were put on this Earth to do great things. Your life has meaning. You were put here for a purpose.
Follow your dreams. Wake up and chase them e...
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“Life's most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?
In this life, we all have a responsibility to help others and affect...
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