Yes! Our Founders should be recognized and their legacy shared with the world! This is an amazing Black History and women's history opportunity.
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Magaela Bethune
9 years ago
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Audrey Suiter
9 years ago
Zeta Rho Omega Chapter
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Erick Daly
9 years ago
Please do it for my family.
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Amelia Turner
9 years ago
This is an excellent idea.
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Judy Bateman
9 years ago
Great!
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Patty Smith
9 years ago
AWESOME!!!
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Courtnei Brass
9 years ago
This would be a best selling stamp and definitely a collectors item.
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Jakia Chalmers
9 years ago
Go Ethel
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Rhea Rucker
9 years ago
Awesome and very informative
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Kelcey Thompson
9 years ago
We need more people like her to be proud of.
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LaKesha Brantley
9 years ago
Such significant contributions and a phenomenal impact she has had to the advancement of women and her community.
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Sheila Riley
9 years ago
Let's make this happen
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Nancy Lovette
9 years ago
Make a stamp
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Amareon Naudain
9 years ago
MAKE IT HAPPPEN
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Monique Mitchell
9 years ago
She is a very influential person of our history. She paved the way for black college educated women to get together with a common interest to uplift our communities. She is to be commemorated for her accomplishments.
Well deserved.
Doing this for support.
Yes! Our Founders should be recognized and their legacy shared with the world! This is an amazing Black History and women's history opportunity.
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Zeta Rho Omega Chapter
Please do it for my family.
This is an excellent idea.
Great!
AWESOME!!!
This would be a best selling stamp and definitely a collectors item.
Go Ethel
Awesome and very informative
We need more people like her to be proud of.
Such significant contributions and a phenomenal impact she has had to the advancement of women and her community.
Let's make this happen
Make a stamp
MAKE IT HAPPPEN
She is a very influential person of our history. She paved the way for black college educated women to get together with a common interest to uplift our communities. She is to be commemorated for her accomplishments.
Looking forward to purchasing the stamp
Anitra Shelton Quinn