I am so enthusiastic about our petition to have a US Postsge stamp in honor of our beloved founder. I shall certainly spread the word.
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Alycia Williams
10 years ago
This is an awesome tribute to such an amazing woman.
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Angela Williams
10 years ago
I can't wait to have the opportunity to purchase this United States postal stamp honoring Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle!
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Charmaine Wilder
10 years ago
Looking forward to purchasing an Ethel Hedgeman Lyle stamp!!1
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Anonymous
10 years ago
1-9-0-8 History was made!
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Dorinda Church
10 years ago
Greek history, it's founder and the sorority are important in African American history, college life, as well as having a philanthropic legacy. They advocate for social change, equality and justice for ALL
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Excited!
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Bridgette L Taylor
10 years ago
I am in favor of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Stamp
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Ora Dade White
10 years ago
ONE OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDERS, 1908.
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Quanda Watson Stevenson
10 years ago
I support the creation of a postage stamp honoring the founder of AKA sorority, Inc.
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Jacqueline L Carrington Brown
10 years ago
Please join us in this endeavor! Thank you in advance.
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Jaimee Harbin
10 years ago
HARRIET TURMAN new face on money. Let's make it happen Ethel Hedge man Lyle on a stamp. We are still going places, ascending in service to all mankind!
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Virginia Vauls
10 years ago
Wonderful - history in the making
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Kiara Summerville
10 years ago
This is exciting! Thankful for Soror Ethel for paving the way.
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Aerialle Crawford
10 years ago
Theta Gamma Chapter
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Cinyon Reed
10 years ago
She paved the way for all historically African American Sororities.
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Erin Julianna Xi Chapter
10 years ago
I LOVE you Ethel! Thank you so much for following your heart and creating such an AMAZING organization.
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felise hutton
10 years ago
this soror is from my home town..st. louis, mo. I am a retired high school teacher -social studies..reading.... I want my community to know background ..understand her intellectual character as African American member, founder of the 1st sorority created for negro women ..
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Marian Cowan
10 years ago
As one of the Founder's of the first African American Sorority- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. Soror Ethel Hedgeman deserves to pictured on a U.S. Postage stamp.
I am so enthusiastic about our petition to have a US Postsge stamp in honor of our beloved founder. I shall certainly spread the word.
This is an awesome tribute to such an amazing woman.
I can't wait to have the opportunity to purchase this United States postal stamp honoring Soror Ethel Hedgeman Lyle!
Looking forward to purchasing an Ethel Hedgeman Lyle stamp!!1
1-9-0-8 History was made!
Greek history, it's founder and the sorority are important in African American history, college life, as well as having a philanthropic legacy. They advocate for social change, equality and justice for ALL
Excited!
I am in favor of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Stamp
ONE OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDERS, 1908.
I support the creation of a postage stamp honoring the founder of AKA sorority, Inc.
Please join us in this endeavor! Thank you in advance.
HARRIET TURMAN new face on money. Let's make it happen Ethel Hedge man Lyle on a stamp. We are still going places, ascending in service to all mankind!
Wonderful - history in the making
This is exciting! Thankful for Soror Ethel for paving the way.
Theta Gamma Chapter
She paved the way for all historically African American Sororities.
I LOVE you Ethel! Thank you so much for following your heart and creating such an AMAZING organization.
this soror is from my home town..st. louis, mo. I am a retired high school teacher -social studies..reading.... I want my community to know background ..understand her intellectual character as African American member, founder of the 1st sorority created for negro women ..
As one of the Founder's of the first African American Sorority- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. Soror Ethel Hedgeman deserves to pictured on a U.S. Postage stamp.
We need that postage stamp.