Thoughtful recognition of a woman who began a movement to encourage African American women in the pursuit of education, service and sisterhood. Her efforts resulted in TWO global organizations, with hundreds of thousands members, that have served mankind for over a century.
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MELANIE SANDERS
10 years ago
yes!
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Erma P Williams
10 years ago
An excellent way to honor our founder!
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Jai Robinson
10 years ago
Great honor
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Martha L Sherrod
10 years ago
An educator and civic leader, Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is an example of all that is right in education. A stamp in her honor is overdue.
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Edna Glenn
10 years ago
I think this is an Excellent Idea!
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Linda Johnson
10 years ago
Vote yes
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support the Ethel Hedgeman Lyle Black History Stamp!
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Yvonne Kitchen
10 years ago
It's time
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Denise Brown Miller
10 years ago
The First in Sisterhood and Service
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Norma Cherry
10 years ago
I support the Ethel Hedgeman Lyle Black History Stamp.
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Sheryl Williams-Bell
10 years ago
I agree, a stamp commemorating Ethel Hedgeman Lyle would be Amazing!
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Janice gober
10 years ago
Yes i vote for the stamp
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Yes for postal stamp.
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Tonya Wilbon
10 years ago
Great idea!
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Cheryl Walton
10 years ago
Please honor our founder as the legacy continues with Alpha Kappa Alpha going strong in service to all mankind--in a postage stamp
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Tamara Loray
10 years ago
Yes
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Norma Magee
10 years ago
Excellent Idea!!
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Dorothy Boyd Stokes
10 years ago
I concur that we should have a postage stamp to commemorate the vision and leadership of the great Ethel Hedgeman Lyle as the founder of our first African American Sorority founded in 1908.
Thoughtful recognition of a woman who began a movement to encourage African American women in the pursuit of education, service and sisterhood. Her efforts resulted in TWO global organizations, with hundreds of thousands members, that have served mankind for over a century.
yes!
An excellent way to honor our founder!
Great honor
An educator and civic leader, Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is an example of all that is right in education. A stamp in her honor is overdue.
I think this is an Excellent Idea!
Vote yes
I support the Ethel Hedgeman Lyle Black History Stamp!
It's time
The First in Sisterhood and Service
I support the Ethel Hedgeman Lyle Black History Stamp.
I agree, a stamp commemorating Ethel Hedgeman Lyle would be Amazing!
Yes i vote for the stamp
Yes for postal stamp.
Great idea!
Please honor our founder as the legacy continues with Alpha Kappa Alpha going strong in service to all mankind--in a postage stamp
Yes
Excellent Idea!!
I concur that we should have a postage stamp to commemorate the vision and leadership of the great Ethel Hedgeman Lyle as the founder of our first African American Sorority founded in 1908.
This stamp is long over due.