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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U. S. Postage Stamp Project

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LaTricia Garland
9 years ago

Proud to be a part of this honor for OUR dear Soror Lyle and sorority.

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Barbara A White
9 years ago

It's time!

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Patti Bratten
9 years ago

I support the creation of this most important and significant stamp!

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T Turner Odom
9 years ago

Ethel Hedgeman Lyle led the way in creating the FIRST sorority founded by African-American women at the turn of the century. Her legacy is scholarship, service to all mankind, sisterhood, and global citizenship. Honor her with a beautiful stamp!

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Yetta Lewis
9 years ago

She deserves a stamp.

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Tracey Grant-Houston
9 years ago

This is an excellent idea for a stamp.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

A transformative leader!

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Andrea N Moore Evans
9 years ago

Let's be the first again! I only purchase stamps of US!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This is wonderful!

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Wanda MathisBrown
9 years ago

Long live the legacy of this trailblazer Soror. May her traditions continue to inspire everyone.

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Rhonda Jorden-Neal
9 years ago

I support it!!

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Jacquelyn S Simmons
9 years ago

Let's make this happen this time. Alpha Kappa Alpha is worthy of having a stamp dedicated to its founder, Ethel Hedgeman Lyle. Our service projects through the years have impacted so many needy persons both in the US and beyond.

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Laverne Best Yard
9 years ago

Long over due

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Lynne Rogers
9 years ago

I support Ethel Hedgeman Lyle on a postage stamp.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I support to have an Ethel Hedgeman Lyle stamp.

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Dawn Ray
9 years ago

Please allow my dear Soror to make history.

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Karen B Brooks
9 years ago

I support the selection of Ethel Hedgeman Lyle for the next U.S. Black Heritage Postal Stamp because of the service to all mankind.

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Geri Mason
9 years ago

I support the selection of Ethel Hedgeman Lyle for the next U.S. Black Heritage Postal Stamp.

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Yvette Turner
9 years ago

Her vision spearheaded a global movement of service. She should be honored with a postal stamp.

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Sharon Avril
9 years ago

Because of her service to all mankind, she deserves to have a stamp in her honor.