As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., who support this visionary woman who founded our Sisterhood which started in the United States and now is Global with over 290,000 women.
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Karen Jones
9 years ago
Such an amazing indivudal for consideration.
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Jalesia Peair
9 years ago
Eta Chi
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Eva L Evans
9 years ago
Mrs. Lyle is very worthy of a stamp in her honor. She started a movement in America.
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Chad Witsell
9 years ago
Let's make History!
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Jasmine Jones
9 years ago
Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle, a fellow STL native deserves this honor and recognition!
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Anethette Williams-Craig
9 years ago
It is an honor as a soror to be a part of this movement in history.
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Linda Mitchell Johnson
9 years ago
Love to see happen
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Janaye Ingram
9 years ago
This should happen for the 110the anniversary!
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Michelle Banks
9 years ago
Let's do this!
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Dolores Elias Allen
9 years ago
Thanks for the opportunity to sign for such a worthy cause!
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Johari Sharp
9 years ago
Please create this stamp.
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Bridget Tsemo
9 years ago
She founded the first incorporated, African-American sorority, and she should get recognized for that.
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DeShonda Sisco
9 years ago
I support the effort to honor Ethel Hedgeman Lyle with a commemorative United States postal stamp
Absolutely a necessity!!!!!!!
Proud of my AKA!
Member of Omega Alpha Omega
Should have happened years ago
Please honor this petition! Thank you
As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., who support this visionary woman who founded our Sisterhood which started in the United States and now is Global with over 290,000 women.
Such an amazing indivudal for consideration.
Eta Chi
Mrs. Lyle is very worthy of a stamp in her honor. She started a movement in America.
Let's make History!
Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle, a fellow STL native deserves this honor and recognition!
It is an honor as a soror to be a part of this movement in history.
Love to see happen
This should happen for the 110the anniversary!
Let's do this!
Thanks for the opportunity to sign for such a worthy cause!
Please create this stamp.
She founded the first incorporated, African-American sorority, and she should get recognized for that.
I support the effort to honor Ethel Hedgeman Lyle with a commemorative United States postal stamp