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105 days ago
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It’s one thing to accept total responsibility for yourself, but there’s far more self-reliance and strength of character involved when you’ve undertaken an adventure nearly two months long, alone, and
115 days ago
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In spite of her family being homeless one 17-year-old girl has stayed focused. Samantha Garvey recently discovered she's being considered for a national prestigious science award, and hopes to get a f
129 days ago
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As a young teenager Lateefah seemed to be going nowhere. She dropped out of school and was on probation for shoplifting. Then someone offered her a different path. She changed directions and at 19 she
313 days ago
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accomplishments, adversity, African American, aspirations, dance, ballet, business woman, challenges, celebration, confidence, dignity, diversity, disparity, drive, children, inspiration, senior, leadership, love, make a difference, prejudice, segregation
At 93 Therrell Camille Smith keeps everyone on their toes. She’s still teaching ballet in a school she established 60 plus years ago in her hometown of Washington D.C. Read more about this amazing w
384 days ago
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Who says girls aren’t good in math and science? Jean Bartik was a brain-ENIAC. She was one of six unsung heroines who helped lead the world into the computer age.
There weren’t many career options
538 days ago
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children, culture, education, florida, girls, harvard, highways, home, schooled, human, trafficking, motherhood, sex, single, parent, slavery, solutions, truck, driver
In my last post I discussed one of America's dirty little secrets. Human trafficking, a form of human slavery, occurs daily across our country. Our nation's highway system makes it e
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