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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U. S. Postage Stamp Project

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ROSA BOWENS
10 years ago

It is time to honor this great woman for her visionary sense in a time when no one could believe what she saw would come to pass.

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Michelle Evans
10 years ago

Well deserving!

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Soror Constance Gilbert
10 years ago

Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you sorors!

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Rosie B Colman
10 years ago

It will be an honor to have a stamp named after the Soror who founded the best & oldest Black Sorority.

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Mary Gauthier- Lewis
10 years ago

She is so deserving of having a stamp in her honor.

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Jerome Little Seldon
10 years ago

A wonderful idea, and a GREAT lady to be so honored. I will be delighted to purchase stamps featuring the "central person" of our sorority.

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Jerome Little Seldon
10 years ago

A wonderful idea, and a GREAT lady to be so honored. I will be delighted to purchase stamps featuring the "central person" of our sorority.

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Lorraine Muhammad
10 years ago

I am in favor of the Ethel Hedgeman Lyle U.S. Postage Stamp

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Stephane Holman
10 years ago

I love our sister and hope this happens

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Donna Douglas
10 years ago

We need to make this happen! Let's go sorors!

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Jacqueline wells
10 years ago

Thank you for considering one of the founders of a great organization.

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Shae-Brie Dow
10 years ago

FIRST AND FINEST

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Audrey McDonald
10 years ago

I am so proud of the person that thought of this idea. I am proud to sign.

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Shakella Thomas
10 years ago

1908!!!

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Lina Frazier
10 years ago

God Bless

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James Bynaker
10 years ago

Let's make this happen

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Ericka Morrison
10 years ago

This is a great idea. Sorry for the late entry. I hope the sorority still has the opportunity to meet its goal for the founder to be placed on a U.S. stamp. Thanks

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Matilda Campbell
10 years ago

Supporting the cause

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Vertelle Middleton
10 years ago

I wish to honor the central person who had the vision to create the first Sorority at Howard University. I am proud to sign this petition to have a postage stamp in her honor.

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A Delores Minor
10 years ago

It is well past time to recognize this visionary woman of color who launched a sisterhood of service and good works that have endured for over a hundred years and counting by creating a stamp in her image in recognition of her contribution to the well being of this country.