As a member of the first black women's sorority, I believe it to be fitting to have our founder belong on the face of a stamp. As a woman I am very proud of this possible achievement.
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Valerie Golden
10 years ago
My Soror
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Nikiya McWilliams
10 years ago
I appreciate her work and can only hope the world does as well.
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Kim
10 years ago
I want the Ethal Hedgeman Lyle stamp
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Carol Alleyne
10 years ago
As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, I am proud to support the U.S. postage stamp for our founder Ethel Hedgeman Lyle.
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Tonya Jones
10 years ago
Yes!
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Renee Edwards
10 years ago
Bring Ethel Hedgeman Lyle stamp into being.
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Norma Jean Mackey
10 years ago
Proud to be apart of this Great History!
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Carol Gosa Summerville
10 years ago
Featured
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was a phenomenal woman who answered the call to uplift her race, recently delivered from slavery, from poverty and ignorance through education and civic leadership. A postage stamp in her honor would be recognition of her contributions.
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MaryAnn Harris
10 years ago
This is an Amazing idea!
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Sandra K Benston
10 years ago
Outstanding idea and an awesome honor
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Sherry Boucarut
10 years ago
Congradulations
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Hazel Malone
10 years ago
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle has influenced the African-American culture in many ways. She is deserving of a being honored by a stamp
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Zelmar Gordon
10 years ago
My household is one which still uses postage stamps for mailing. It would be an honor to dress our mail with the name and picture of a woman who had the vision to launch an organization over a 100 years ago, which still has massive affect on communities throughout the United States and Abroad. ETHEL HEDGEMAN LYLE.
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Charline Jacob
10 years ago
Sorority still serving after 100 years...she should be honored!
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Joal Joyner
10 years ago
What an honor it would be to recognize her contributions this way!
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Lauvenia Flowers
10 years ago
Represent the essence leadership and sisterhood.
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Sharon Butler-McCray
10 years ago
An envisioned woman to promote women to greatness.
Sharon Butler-McCray, Akron
This is a deserving honor.
As a member of the first black women's sorority, I believe it to be fitting to have our founder belong on the face of a stamp. As a woman I am very proud of this possible achievement.
My Soror
I appreciate her work and can only hope the world does as well.
I want the Ethal Hedgeman Lyle stamp
As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, I am proud to support the U.S. postage stamp for our founder Ethel Hedgeman Lyle.
Yes!
Bring Ethel Hedgeman Lyle stamp into being.
Proud to be apart of this Great History!
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle was a phenomenal woman who answered the call to uplift her race, recently delivered from slavery, from poverty and ignorance through education and civic leadership. A postage stamp in her honor would be recognition of her contributions.
This is an Amazing idea!
Outstanding idea and an awesome honor
Congradulations
Ethel Hedgeman Lyle has influenced the African-American culture in many ways. She is deserving of a being honored by a stamp
My household is one which still uses postage stamps for mailing. It would be an honor to dress our mail with the name and picture of a woman who had the vision to launch an organization over a 100 years ago, which still has massive affect on communities throughout the United States and Abroad. ETHEL HEDGEMAN LYLE.
Sorority still serving after 100 years...she should be honored!
What an honor it would be to recognize her contributions this way!
Represent the essence leadership and sisterhood.
An envisioned woman to promote women to greatness. Sharon Butler-McCray, Akron
Sharon Butler-McCray