Showing posts with label civil rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil rights. Show all posts
Monday, November 03, 2014
Franchise > Certification Studies This Week
Labels:
certification,
civil rights,
day,
election,
franchise,
important,
PMI-PBA,
right now,
vote
Monday, January 20, 2014
Martin Luther King Memorial Day
Going
to the MLK Memorial is great (especially since it’s 50+ degrees in January. Last
year during inauguration it was 20 degrees.). I attended the groundbreaking so
it feels that I am coming full circle.
Plus it is the holiday. I am the living embodiment of the Dream: a black
women with two degrees, two project management certifications and a very well
paying job. I am happy to see many families with children there. It is essential to teach Dr. King to the
future generation. There are a lot of activities with the Park Ranger (the
children’s activities are the best because they come with a junior Park Ranger
badge.). Moreover, there are a lot of immigrants there which I find unexpected.
I guess their presence magnifies the importance of Dr. King’s civil rights
legacy upon them.
Martin Luther King quote
Martin Luther King stone bust
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK Memorial Sign
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
MLK quote
Labels:
2014,
civil rights,
DC,
freedom,
holiday,
honor,
January,
Martin Luther King,
MLK,
peace,
quote,
Smithsonian,
Washington
Thursday, April 04, 2013
Honoring Dr. Maya Angelou and Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King's Assassination
Today commemorates the 45th
anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination in Memphis, Tennessee by
James Earl Ray. It is amazing how much
racial progress has been made since 1968.
America has a black president, school desegregation, you can shop, live,
eat and play anywhere you want.
It is also Dr. Maya Angelou’s 85th
birthday. She is a national treasure for
her civil rights advocacy and poetry. Her grace and perseverance in the midst
of overt segregation is honorable. She has survived and thrived and if I get to
be 85, I would want to accomplish the same level of success.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)