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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U. S. Postage Stamp Project

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Ginger A Johnson
10 years ago

Honored to be a part of such a wonderful tribute

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Adrienne Robinson
10 years ago

This history maker definitely deserves a stamp!

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Edith Jerry Patterson
10 years ago

Honored to be part of this worthy campaign to have recognition bestowed upon our Founder.

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Carolyn Evans Shabazz
10 years ago

Awesome!

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Tamikia Harvey
10 years ago

Great stamp to have in remembrance of her legacy and contribution

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Gwendolyn V Andrews
10 years ago

So honored to sign this important petition to support a stamp for a powerful God fearing and compassion woman. Who was in no doubt a magnificent out of the box thinker to make an ever present difference in the lives of others through service to all mankind.

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Sabrina Davis-Fuller
10 years ago

Tau Pi Omega

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Carolyn Hickman-Williams
10 years ago

Please approve the U.S. Postage Stamp for our Founder, Ethel Hedgeman Lyle.

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Eileen Lipscomb
10 years ago

Ethel Hedgeman Lyle, as the founder of the First Greek African Amercan Sorority -Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. , would be a fitting choice to be placed on a postage stamp.

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Jennifer L Thomas
10 years ago

Please honor our founder.

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Altise Harris
10 years ago

What an honor it will be to have that special soror on a stamp for all to buy and admire.

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Yvette Page
10 years ago

I support this.

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Wanda Williams
10 years ago

This honor is essential to our American history.

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Dawnielle Jackson
10 years ago

I would buy 3 books

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Excellent choice!!! A true part of our history, as educated African American women.

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Valeria Roberts
10 years ago

Please honor Soror Hedgeman with a US postal stamp.

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Rosa Shelton
10 years ago

I support the release of this stamp, It is a part of history that should be shared.

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Patricia Morand
10 years ago

Stamp for Ethel Hedgeman Lyle

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Griselda Bayton
10 years ago

Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle is definitely worthy of being recognized by the U. S. Postal System. Her contributions, as an African American leader, educator and founder of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority have left an indelible mark in Oklahoma, the United States and around the world.

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Darlene Davis
10 years ago

Well deserved honor.