Baldwin, Wilhelmina ~ Tuskegee Institute
Baltimore, Rosalyn
Barrow, DD. Willie~ Civil Rights Activist and
Ordained Minister
Beard, M.D., Lillian McLean ~ Pediatrician
Beavers, Pamela
Beavers, Louise ~ Pioneer movie actress (made her
first movie in 1924)
Bennett, Elizabeth Suber
Benoit, Edith B.
Benskina, Princess Orelia
Berry, Betrice
Birt, Cecilia ~ Opera Singer (Kappa Chapter)
Black, Willie Ellenbed
Blunt, Kathryn Fernadez
Boggs, Hon. Lindy ~ First woman to chair a
national conventional of a major political party.
Brewer, Ruth R.
Briggs, Anasa P.
Broussard,
Cheryl ~ Author of "The Black
Woman's Guide to Financial Independance: Money Management
for the 1990's"; Entreneur and principle of
Broussard & Douglas, INC. Author of
"The Black Woman's Guide to Financial
Independance"
Brown, Corrine ~ U.S. representative Florida
Brown, Delores E.
Brown, Ph.D., Johnnie
Brown, Lillian Jones ~ Dramatist
Browne, Ollievita
Byrd, Armelda ~C~
Cable, Mary ~ Teacher and Principal
Calloway, Olivia
Cavens, Sharon Lee
Celestin, Jesse
Chamberlin,
Lee ~ Actress: best known for her
role as Pat Baxter on "All my Children"
Chandler, Regina
Charles, Mary E.
Chen, Ph.D., Pearl
Cherry,Gwendolyn ~ Former Florida Congresswoman
Childress,Alice
~ Author of "A hero ain't nothing but a
sandwich"
Christian, M.C., Cora LeEthel
Collins, Bertha ~ Assistant to the Mayor of Ft.
Worth, TX on Youth Affairs
Coney, Mattie Rice ~ Director Citizens Forum,
Inc. ~D~
Davis, Jennifer
Davis, M.D., Julia
Day, Verna Lee
Dee,
Merri ~ Television Personalityon
WGN- Channel 9, Chicago
Deiz, J.D., Mercedes F.
Denend, Ph.D., Adolfina
Dennis, Shirley M.
DeSouza, Beverley
Devine, Loretta
Douglass,Suzanne (The Parent 'Hood)
Dunnigan, Alice Allison ~ Actress ~E~
Elliston, Georgia Lewis ~F~
Fain, Juanita
Farrar, Barbara
Ferguson, Mary
Fleming, Lillie Rae
Flemings, Virginia ~ composer of music-piano and
vocal
Fletcher, Louisa
Fowler, Margaret Harison ~ Creative Artist
Fry, Virgie ~ Councilwoman, Prairie View, TX
Fudge, Ann Fudge (CEO Maxwell House)
Fudge,Cathy (CEO Radio One) ~G~
Gaines, Irene McCoy ~Social legislation, Chicago
Garlington, Viola
Gay, Helen Parker
George, Maude Roberts ~ Musician
Gentry, Marabeth
Gilbert, Mercedes ~ Actress
Gomes, Debra
Gougis, Lorna ~H~
Haig, Dorcas Perkins
Hale, Lorraine ~ Director of Hale House
Hendricks, Hazel Hart ~ Teacher
Hopkins, Louise
Horne, Sarah
Horner,
Cynthia ~ Editor-in-Chief of
"Right On" magizine
Horsford,
Anna Maria ~ Actress: starred in
'Amen', 'Friday', currently on the 'The Wayans Brothers'
and the new movie 'Dear God'
Houston, Christine ~ Scriptwriter for the
Jeffersons ~I~
Illery, Dr. Alma ~ Humanitarian and Founder of
George Washington Carver Commemoration in Pittsburgh, PA.
Through her efforts, Congress issued a Carver Stamp in
1944
Irmagean ~ Visual Artist ~J~
Jackson, Bernice H.
Alice Hille Jackson, Alice Hille ~ Creative
Artist, Producer (with Husband of Hal Jackson's Miss U.S.
talented teen pageant) Dr. Eva Jessye, Actress, Composer,
Director Georgia N. Womack Lewis, Colorado state
government
Jennings, Beatrice
Jessye, Dr. Eva ~ Choral Conductor
Johnson, Anne Marie
Johnson, Isceola W. ~ Author
Johnson, Johnnie Mae
Jones, Amanda Ambrose
Jones, Fannie G. ~ St. Louis Director of
Governors Branch Offices of Human Relations
Jordan, Ann P
Joysmith,
Brenda ~ Renowned artist: works
displayed on many TV shows like 'the Cosby show' and 'A
Different World' ~K~
Kabore, Pauline C. ~L~
LaBrie, Alice F. ~ Founder of Hal Jackson
Talented Teens International
Ladner, Sajda Musawivir
Lawrence, Annie L. ~ Nursing Education
Coordinator, State of Illinois Department of Education
and Registration
Lafontant, Marie ~ Founder and President of
Haitian Research Center
Leeke, Kiamsha Madelyn ~ A lawyer in Washington,
D.C.; Writer and self-publisher of three books of poetry:
MY SOUL SPEAKS, I AM MY SISTA'S KEEPER and BABY, I GOT IT
BAD FOR YOU BLUES
Lockhart, Carold D.
Lord, Leignann "Lee Ann" ~ Hot new
comedian
Long, Mary
Lynch, Phyllis D. ~M~
Marbury, Vivian White ~ Our only living Pearl;
the only living founder of all the eight national
Pan-hellenic council organizations.
McCartney, Leah I. Brock ~ Attorney, Municipal
Judge of Missouri
Mc Caskill, Peola H. ~
McClain, Dorothy M. ~
McClaney, Eula
McDaniels, Hattie ~ First African- AMerican
Actress to win an Oscar- Best Supporting Actress in
"Gone with the Wind"
McKerson, Mazola
Merina De Manzano, Ana Maria ~ University
professor in San Salvador
Miller, Patricia ~ Opera Singer
Mock, Charlotte K.
Moore, Gwendolyn
Moore, Joy Thomas
Morgan, Hazel C.
Morgan, Juanita K.
Mosby, Carolyn Brown ~N~
Neal, Sylvia E.
Nesbitt, Ruth Hankins ~ Attorney, Commissioner of
Public Service, Washington D.C. ; Former President of the
DC Women's Democratic Club
Neville, Lil
Nisbeth, Dorothy W. ~O~
Orlando-Vaughn, Lois
Owens, Lillie ~P~
Parrish, Catherine
Parsons, Karyn
Perry, Jerry Eileen
Pierce, Irene C.
Pitts, Barbara T.
Poe, L. Marion Champion for women's rights, first
Negro women to be admitted to the bar in the entire
South, served as a member of the Court of Appeals of the
State of Virginia, and Sigma Legal Advisor for many years
Poole, Alma
Provost, Clara ~ Elected member of the
Supervisorial District No. 3 of the Alameda County (CA)
Democratic Central Committee; 1972 Delegate the
Democratic Convention
Powell, Beatrice ~ Senior Director of Mary Kay
Cosmetics
Powers, Georgia M. ~ Senator
Price, Ruby J.
Proctor, Th.B., Bessie ~ Minister
Pruitt, Mary ~ State Representative ~Q~
Quintyne, Pearl A. ~ Private Industry Counselor ~R~
Ragland, Erika R. ~ Committee on Labor and Human
Responses on Capitol Hill.
Roberson Maxine M. ~ Author
Roker, Claire ~ President/Travel Center
Rowell, Victoria ~ Actress "Drucella"
on the Young and the Restless ~S~
Saint James, Synthia
Sanders, Ph.D., Gertrude ~ Author and Rtd Ed.
Santiago-Felipe, Vilma ~ Music Critic/Writer
Saunders-Henderson, Martha ~ Director of the
Merabash Museum
Sells, Doris ~ President Queen's Home Service
Simmons, Barbara Lett ~ Educator
Simmons, Joyce ~ Accountant
Sinclair,
April Sinclair~ Author of "Coffee wil make you
black" and Ain't goin' be the same fool twice"
Smith, Christine ~ Public Speaker
Smith, Emille ~ National Administrator. AOIP
Smith, Margaret ~ State Senator, IL
Stewart, Imogene B. ~ Minister
Stone, Fannie B. ~ Business
Stryker, Myrtle ~ Attorney
Suzuki, Chizu Shindo ~ Owner-Rosie Blue Co.,
Otaku, Japan (Artist and Writer) ~T~
Temple, Queen Ester
Thomas, Blanche K. ~ Composer, Founder-director
of the Thomas Negro composers Study group
Thomas, Joyce ~ Author
Thompson, Dorothy Lee ~ Union President
Thompson, Era Bell ~ Journalist, Johnson
Publishing Company
Tobin, Pat ~ Public Relations
Townsell, Jackie ~ Grocer/Restauranteur
Turner, Certie ~ Real Estate Broker
Twyman, Chrystal ~ Deputy Press Sec. ~U,V~
~W~
Wade, Lola ~ Educator
Washington, Edith ~ Academic Analyst
Washington, Lucille ~ Club Woman
Washington, Mary ~ First African-American CPA in
the country
Weaver, Audry ~ (Ret)Journalist
Welch, Rosa Page ~ Famed Messo Soprano Lecturer,
"Ambassador of Goodwill" in interracial
relations.
Whaley, Ruth Whitehead ~ Outstanding in Civil and
Women's Rights movements. The first Negro woman to
actively practice law in the U.S. Secretary of the Board
of Estimates in NYC. Dynamic speaker and Lecturer.
Williams, Charlotte ~ Health Administrator
Williams, Tanya ~ Actress "Olivia" on
the Young and the Restless
Williams - Warren, Judge Joyce ~ The first
African-American Judge in Arkansas
Williams - White Priscilla ~ Author of "The
Children - What Shall We Tell Them About God?"
Wilson, Lola ~ Computer System Analyst
Woodbury, M.D., Margaret ~ Physician
Woodward, Alice C. ~ Author
Wright, Dr. Majorie Brown ~ Received Governor's
appointment to Chair the Oregon Community Coordinated
Child Care Council. ~
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