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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U. S. Postage Stamp Project

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Aisha Haynes
9 years ago

Yes we can!

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Dorinda K Sapp-Nall
9 years ago

So happy this founder is being celebrated in such a special way!!!

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Jordan
9 years ago

With out you I wouldn't of saw the light and would not of found my sisters - 20EKFA15 .

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Virginia Brown
9 years ago

We should honor her legacy for all sisterhood, we have much too be proud of. This will inspire our children and grandchildren to do extraordinary achievements.

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Tuawana Pridgen
9 years ago

A great honor to bestow upon a great woman.

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Geneva Pope
9 years ago

Happy 110th Founders Day my Soror's! 1/15/2018!

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Delethia Ferguson
9 years ago

Our history speaks volumes. We are so proud of all Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle accomplishments! Let us all honor her!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This is awesome!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Signed

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Tiffany Blakeney
9 years ago

As the first Greek letter Black Sorority this commemorative stamp is very important to the legacy of our primary founder and it is long overdue. Alpha Kappa Alpha has been a significant contributor to the success of African Americans by serving all of mankind.

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Veda Richardson
9 years ago

Instrumental in building a powerful and influential organization for women of color.

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Lori Harris-Glore
9 years ago

Thank you for the vision from your Silver Soror!

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Gerry Blake
9 years ago

Well deserved for such an influential woman in my life and within the African American community.

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Velma L Tinsley
9 years ago

Excited for this to come!

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Kimberly Bryant
9 years ago

Proud of you Sorors!!!

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Robin Ravenel West
9 years ago

As a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. I am honored to sign this petition.

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Jacqueline Lacy Barnes
9 years ago

So proud of my Sorority! AKA!!!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Beautiful!!

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Jessica King-pye
9 years ago

Nellie Mae Quander is very significant to us in that she saved our legacy by incorporating our sorority in 1913

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Manina Harris
9 years ago

So deserving and worthy of this honor.