She was a pioneer and visionary. this distinction is Well deserved!
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Adenike Graham
9 years ago
This woman is responsible for the creation of one of the oldest Organizations for Blk Collegiate women. It's time that she be recognized for this effort
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Cass
9 years ago
Happy Black History Month!
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LaVern Tarkington
9 years ago
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is so worthy of this honor in that her vision is responsible for an organization that is thriving 109 years later
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Beverly C Henderson
9 years ago
In honor of her sacrifice, dedicating her life towards the call of education and support for our African American young women.
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Darcus Ford
9 years ago
What a great honor to have one of our founders on q U.S. Postal Stamp.
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Katina McCoy Whorley
9 years ago
Blessed Sorors!
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Miriam Garrett
9 years ago
#Ethel taught US!
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Sheron White
9 years ago
#Alpha Epsilon
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Nancy Sello-White
9 years ago
Yes, we definitely need a stamp to honor the first Black Sorority's founder!
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Chona Wilson
9 years ago
I'm all in
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Yes
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Kirsten Howell
9 years ago
Please add my name to the petition.
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Louis Wright
9 years ago
This is a person that should be honored for her historic contributions to rhe community.
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Joy Goodwin
9 years ago
I believe that Ethel should have her own stamp because she has contributed to the American race in a huge way. She created a life, long sisterhood that has motivated women all around the the world to be the best in every way possible.
Thank you.
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We need this!!!
We need this stamp for our Founders
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She was a pioneer and visionary. this distinction is Well deserved!
This woman is responsible for the creation of one of the oldest Organizations for Blk Collegiate women. It's time that she be recognized for this effort
Happy Black History Month!
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is so worthy of this honor in that her vision is responsible for an organization that is thriving 109 years later
In honor of her sacrifice, dedicating her life towards the call of education and support for our African American young women.
What a great honor to have one of our founders on q U.S. Postal Stamp.
Blessed Sorors!
#Ethel taught US!
#Alpha Epsilon
Yes, we definitely need a stamp to honor the first Black Sorority's founder!
I'm all in
Yes
Please add my name to the petition.
This is a person that should be honored for her historic contributions to rhe community.
I believe that Ethel should have her own stamp because she has contributed to the American race in a huge way. She created a life, long sisterhood that has motivated women all around the the world to be the best in every way possible.