This NEH summer institute was designed by a collaborative team of scholars, veterans, and educators from Duke, the SNCC Legacy Project, and Teaching for Change.. Participants (classroom teachers in grades 5-12) will learn the bottom-up history of the Civil Rights Movement and receive resources and strategies to bring it home to their students. They will have the unique opportunity to learn from the people who made the civil rights movement happen, and from the leading scholars of the era.. The following narratives will serve as the focus of the institute.. 1) The Civil Rights Movement was a primary force for the expansion of democracy for all.. 2) The Movement was based on the work of thousands of local ordinary people who both organized and sustained it.. 3) Women and youth were a fundamental part of the leadership and the troops of the Movement.. 4) The tradition of protest grew out of a long history of activism and resistance in the Black community.. 5) And more.. Dates: July 6-23, 2021(3 ...

Black Ensemble Theater opens its 2020 Season: Season of Change with Legends the Musical: A Civil Rights Movement, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, written and directed by Black Ensemble Theater Founder and CEO Jackie Taylor. Legends the Musical will be performed February 22-April 12, 2020 at the Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center, 4450 N. Clark Street in Chicago.. Jackie Taylors Legends the Musical: A Civil Rights Movement, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow makes a bold statement against racism and discrimination of any kind. It is a dramatic presentation that speaks to the root of racism and how this disease has affected all of our daily lives. As you travel the journey, you will experience music like Whats Going On, Youve Got A Friend, Time to Make That Change, Stand By Me, Loves in Need of Love Today and many, many more. Legends the Musical: A Civil Rights Movement, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow may be uncomfortable at times, but audiences will come out of those moments feeling inspired, ...

WASHINGTON - February 11, 2008 - National Education Association President Reg Weaver discussed the role of labor unions in the development of the civil rights movement in a speech today before government workers. Weaver delivered the keynote speech to approximately 350 attendees at the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Womens and Fair Practices Departments 2008 Civil Rights Luncheon. The labor movement has fought for fair wages, fair treatment in the workplace, and a fair chance to get ahead, said Weaver. The labor movement has been a force for fairness in every aspect of American life - including the civil rights movement.. In his speech, Weaver recalled the efforts of Black civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph to organize sleeping car porters on passenger trains. Randolph recognized that the labor movement represented the great masses of workers, and therefore has the moral responsibility for its commitment to the principle of civil rights. Randolph went on to ...

Posted on 10/04/2003 10:35:07 AM PDT by Ernie.cal. FBI vs. John Birch Society on civil rights movement Re: * Alan Stangs Its Very Simple book -and- * Highlander Folk School controversy, Martin Luther King Jr photo Control and domination of the civil rights movement by subversive elements is a constant theme in JBS literature during the 1960s. In the June 1965 JBS Bulletin, Robert Welch observed: Our task must be simply to make clear that the movement known as civil rights is Communist-plotted, Communist-controlled, and in fact...serves only Communist purposes. In the November 1965 JBS Bulletin, Mr. Welch strongly recommends Alan Stangs book entitled Its Very Simple: The True Story of Civil Rights, because, in Welchs words... It gives the whole picture of the civil rights development, as a part of Communist strategy, more completely and convincingly than anything else available. Again, in May 1966, Mr. Welch used the JBS Bulletin to praise the Stang book: This book, because of its ...

Learn about the traditionally untold stories of the Civil Rights Movement, specifically the role of women of color. Speakers will share reflections on their work in the Oregon Civil Rights Movement - their struggles and greatest memories - as well as advice for young activists on how to get involved and what they can do to make a positive difference in their local communities.

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Contains records from the following churches: Sadsbury Monthly Meeting, Sadsbury Township; Little Britain Monthly Meeting, Little Britain Township; St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, Lancaster; Muddy Creek Lutheran Church, East Cocalico Township; Emanuel Lutheran Church, Elizabeth Township, also called Old Warwick Lutheran Church; Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster; Moravian Church, Lancaster; First Reformed Church, Lancaster; Trinity Lutheran Church, New Holland; St. Marys Roman Catholic Church, Lancaster; Zion Lutheran Church, Manheim; Muddy Creek Reformed Church, East Cocalico Township; Bangor Protestant Episcopal Church, Caenarfon [sic] Township; Bergstrasse Lutheran Church, Ephrata Township; Records of Rev. John Waldschmidt; Records of Rev. John Cuthbertson; Records of Rev. Traugott Frederick Illing; Christ Lutheran Church, Elizabethtown; St. Michaels Lutheran Church, Strasburg; Swamp Reformed Church, West Cocalico Township; Zion Reformed Church, Elizabeth Township, also known ...

Information is taken from church records of the Warrington Friends Monthly Meeting, Warrington Township; Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, York; St. Matthews Lutheran Church, Hanover; Records of Jacob Lischy, Reformed pastor; Trinity Reformed Church, York; St. Jacobs Lutheran and Reformed Church, Codorus Township; Moravian Church, York; St. Davids Lutheran and Reformed Church, West Manheim Township; Trinity Reformed Church, Kreutz Creek, Hellam Township; Strayers Reformed Church, Dover Township; Canadochly Lutheran and Reformed Church, Lower Windsor Township; St. Lukes Lutheran and Reformed Church, Chanceford Township; St. Pauls Lutheran and Reformed Church, West Manchester Township; St. Johns Lutheran and Reformed Church, Hopewell Township; Strayers Lutheran Church, Dover Township; Zion Lutheran and Reformed Church, Conewago Township; Friedensaal Lutheran Church, Springfield Township; St. James Lutheran Church, Kreutz Creek, Hellam Township; St. Pauls Lutheran and Reformed Church, ...

Follow us on Twitter: @BaylorUMedia Media contact: Terry Goodrich, (254) 710-3321 WACO, Texas (Feb. 3, 2015) - In honor of Black History Month, the Baylor Universitys department of history will host scholar Debbie Z. Harwell, Ph.D., managing editor for Houston History magazine. Harwell will present a lecture based on her book, Wednesdays in Mississippi: White Gloves and Quiet Power as Catalysts for Change, at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, in Morrison Hall, Room 120. This book is significant in that it gives us a very different picture of who was involved in the civil rights movement. First and foremost, it emphasizes the role women played in civil rights activities, said James SoRelle, Ph.D., Baylor professor of history. Harwells book tells the story of a group of middle-aged, middle-class African-American and white women in the North during the mid-1960s. Inspired by the upcoming Freedom Summer campaigns, teams of women sponsored by the National Council of Negro Women began to fly down to ...

The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren, a liberal Republican, issued Brown vs. Board of education in 1954, declaring legal segregation to be unconstitutional. It marked the culmination of a judicial movement that had been underway for a decade. It had the short-term effect of ending segregated schools in border states, and the long-term effect of ending legalized segregation in schools. Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy to a lesser degree, and Lyndon Johnson to a major degree became proactive in the Civil Rights movement. Johnson in particular built a coalition that included white churches, Jews, and labor unions, as well as many Republicans such as Everett Dirksen, to build a majority of the northern leadership in favor of action. The Democratic South filibustered but failed stop passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which ended Jim Crow, and the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which guaranteed federal oversight of voting rights. In 1957, Governor Orville Faubus of ...

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 24, 2015 - The organizers of the 50th anniversary of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights movement today announced that they have brought on Cathy Renna, longtime communications expert, media activist and Senior Vice-President of TargetCue to spearhead the public relations and visibility components of the week-long celebration and commemoration of the first organized civil rights demonstrations on July 4, 1965. Target Cue LLC is a consultancy specializing in providing public relations and marketing communications services to not-for-profit organizations seeking to reach highly defined audiences.. We are thrilled to have Cathy heading up our public relations and visibility efforts, said Executive Director Malcolm Lazin, longtime activist and LGBT historian. Her vast experience in media relations, paired with her passion for LGBT history and connections to the community make her a perfect fit for the goals of the 50th anniversary, concluded ...

Eventbrite - Golden Grove Lutheran Church presents Golden Grove Lutheran Church Trivia Night - Saturday, August 21, 2021 at Golden Grove Lutheran Church, Wynn Vale, SA. Find event and ticket information.

The Jim Crow system employed terror as a means of social control,[55] with the most organized manifestations being the Ku Klux Klan and their collaborators in local police departments. This violence played a key role in blocking the progress of the civil rights movement in the late 1950s. Some black organizations in the South began practicing armed self-defense. The first to do so openly was the Monroe, North Carolina, chapter of the NAACP led by Robert F. Williams. Williams had rebuilt the chapter after its membership was terrorized out of public life by the Klan. He did so by encouraging a new, more working-class membership to arm itself thoroughly and defend against attack.[56] When Klan nightriders attacked the home of NAACP member Dr. Albert Perry in October 1957, Williams militia exchanged gunfire with the stunned Klansmen, who quickly retreated. The following day, the city council held an emergency session and passed an ordinance banning KKK motorcades.[57] One year later, Lumbee ...

In the Spirit of Sankofa, Rep. John Lewis on the comic book that changed the civil rights movement When Rep. John Lewis was 18 years old, he read...

Jerrys Kids. The Special Olympics. A blind person with a bundle of pencils in one hand and a tin cup in the other. An old woman being helped across the street by a Boy Scout. The poster child, struggling bravely to walk. The meager, embittered life of the wheelchair-bound. For most Americans, these are the familiar, comfortable images of the disabled: benign, helpless, even heroic, struggling against all odds and grateful for the kindness of strangers. Yet no set of images could be more repellent to people with disabilities. In No Pity: People with Disabilities Forging a New Civil Rights Movement, Joe Shapiro of U.S. News & World Report tells of a political awakening few nondisabled Americans have even imagined. There are over 43 million disabled people in this country alone; for decades most of them have been thought incapable of working, caring for themselves, or contributing to society. But during the last twenty-live years, they, along with their parents and families, have begun to recognize that

The fight to end legalized abortion here in the United States is indeed the great civil rights movement of our time, and it has many parallels with the battles against the evils of slavery and segregation that plagued our nation in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, respectively. Both were grave violations of the natural law and human dignity that remained a legal part of our society for many years. Both threatened the unity of our nation. Both stubbornly resisted numerous attempts to eradicate them even as public pressure against them continued to build over time. And both were finally defeated by church-based mass movements of millions of like-minded Americans of different denominations who prayed and took action under the unifying leadership of a respected advocate for their cause. For the abolition of slavery, that great leader was Abraham Lincoln; for de-segregation, it was the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The only weakness with the current pro-life movement is the lack of a ...

If you only have a limited amount of time to cover the Civil Rights Movement with your history class, you can focus on these key events and personalities. You may also want to supplement your existing lesson plans with some of these online resources, including video footage of speeches given by Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X.

Its time to set the record straight on what the civil rights movement was really about versus what progressives and radicals want you to think it was about. It was about human rights. But let me show you how the movement has been perverted and distorted. Youve got folks like the Rev. Al Sharpton telling everyone that Martin Luther Kings dream was really about redistributing wealth: (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) REV. AL SHARPTON: Someone was saying to me the other day, Reverend Sharpton, weve got an African-American president. Weve achieved the dream of Dr. King. And I told him, that was not Dr. Kings dream. Hes a great man. Ive been working with the president and supported the president. But the dream was not to put one black family in the White House. The dream was to make everything equal in everybodys house. (END VIDEO CLIP) Youve got the NAACP telling everyone that King was a socialist and that we wouldnt be celebrating Martin Luther King Day if we really knew who he was. Listen closely to ...

To President Barack Obama, women of the civil rights movement were the thinkers and the doers whose toil and sacrifice benefited everyone in the country.

Get this from a library! Causes and consequences of the African-American civil rights movement. [Michael Weber] -- Discusses the causes and consequences of the movement to achieve full political, economic, and social equality for blacks.

During the early 1930s many black writers begin to produce works that helped to shape and define the Civil Rights movement. Among them was Langston Hughes whose poems and writing contributed directly to the rhetoric of the day and inspired many African...

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Journalist Claude Sitton, who was a leader among reporters covering the civil rights movement in the South in the 1950s and 60s and later won a Pulitzer Prize for distinguished commentary, has died.

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When Henry Hampton marched with Martin Luther King Jr. in 1965, he witnessed a violent clash between police and marchers that became known as Bloody Sunday. That moment inspired Hampton to create the 1987 documentary television series Eyes on the Prize, widely considered to be the quintessential film account of the civil rights movement. Series producer Jon Else says Hampton was determined to put the ordinary, Southern black folks into the forefront of their own story. In his new book

The civil rights movement was an organized effort to end decades of racial segregation, political exclusion, and economic marginalization. Although

The Rev. Edward Heim, Pastor has served St. Johns since the fall of 1995. He previously served two urban parishes in New Jersey; and then as Executive Director of the Lutheran Office on Public Policy as staff member of the DE-MD and Metro Washington DC Synods of the ELCA. A graduate of New Jersey City University with a B.A. in Sociology; he received his Master of Divinity degree from Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Ohio. He and his wife, Janet, have been married over 25 years and the parents of three young adults: Chris (living in Colorado), Camille (a pharmacy student) and David (studying History). Pastor Ed spends his free time in enjoying dining with Janet, viewing the latest movies, rooting for his favorite sports teams, being an avid reader and following current events ...

Unity Lutheran Church began meeting in 1905 in a storefront at 1136 W. Argyle Street in Chicago, after a neighborhood canvas by the General Synod of Northern Illinois found many unchurched Lutherans in the Edgewater neighborhood. Financial assistance from the Synods Board of Church Extension and First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Altoona, Pennsylvania, helped Unitys 43 charter members build a chapel in 1906, at the corner of Balmoral and Magnolia. On June 22, 1917, Unity was the site of the merger of the General Council of the Lutheran Church and the United Synod in the South into a new synod, the United Lutheran Church in America.. In 1924, Unity opened the Lutheran Christian Girls Home, a Christian place for young women coming to Chicago to seek work. A Lutheran Social Services of Illinois day care center operated at Unity from 1970 until 1996.. Unitys neighborhood connections are deep. The Edgewater community gathers here for worship, fellowship, volleyball, Boy Scouts, tutoring, ...

Blog , Twitter , Facebook. Serving as bishop of the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America since 2007 is an honor, a challenge, and a joy. It has given me the opportunity to work with many gifted pastors and committed people of faith. Were creating communities that make disciples who serve the world in Jesus name.. For information updated weekly (sometimes daily) on news, events, ideas, books, schedules, and so on, visit my blog.. Evangelism is one of my passions, and our synods highest priority. Evangelism is making fully devoted followers of Christ, who taught love of God and neighbor as the greatest commandments. Every congregation is a mission, and every pastor is a missionary.. Together we plant new congregations, send missionaries, prepare rostered leaders, support companion synods, camps, campus ministries, and more. Our vision is to be a network of growing, Christ-centered, outwardly-focused congregations passing the faith to the next ...

The steering committee was charged with organizing future meetings, meeting more frequently than the larger group, taking input from the larger group along with input from their respective congregations to come back to the larger group with follow up and recommendations. The next larger group meeting was set for Oct 25th.. The 1st steering committee meeting was held Oct 21st, 2009 at the Lions building in Grantsburg. (They changed to meeting at Gary Nelsons Insurance office in late November.) The steering committee would meet weekly (with 2 or 3 exceptions) until June 23rd , 2010.. 125 people, from 12 different congregations of those looking to start a new congregation, attended the 2nd meeting (October 25th, 2009 at the CREX convention center in Grantsburg). Pastor Eric Christenson from the Free Lutheran Church in Amery spoke to us about The Association of Free Lutheran Churches. By a show of hands the group asked the steering committee to start looking at holding interim Worship Services. The ...

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Enrollment is open at the North and South Campus for children who are in Kindergarten-5th Grade. Hope Center for Learning School Age Program is operated by Hope Lutheran Church and services are available to the public. Faithful lives grow through experiences in moving, playing, singing, tasting, dancing, creating and learning in an atmosphere where Gods love and grace is abundant and captivating. The school-age program has been developed with these goals and experiences in mind. While the children will participate in the traditional after school activities such as homework, recreation time and snack time, they will also be offered the opportunity for daily devotions and prayer. Transportation for Hope Center for Learning-North - A Hope Lutheran Church van will pick-up school age children from Longfellow Elementary and Washington Elementary. A Hope Early Learning Center Staff person will walk with children from McKinley Elementary. ...

Holy Cross Lutheran Church and School admits individuals without regard to race, color, gender, disability, age, ancestry, national origin, or veteran status. Holy Cross does not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories with regard to the administration of any policy or program.. Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 600 N Greenwich Rd, Wichita, KS 67206 , (316) 684-5201. Site By: LMG ...

Holy Cross Lutheran Church and School admits individuals without regard to race, color, gender, disability, age, ancestry, national origin, or veteran status. Holy Cross does not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories with regard to the administration of any policy or program.. Holy Cross Lutheran Church. 600 N Greenwich Rd, Wichita, KS 67206 , (316) 684-5201. Site By: LMG ...

St. Paul Lutheran Churchs calendar displays our worship dates and times, Sunday school and adult bible study information, as well as special events.

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When was the Lutheran church founded? In the 16th century, Lutheranism became formally established in various principalities by being declared the

Although Shakespeare warns Julius Caesar beware the Ides of March, this March 15 brings a much happier message: weve lined up a new tour of Zion Lutheran Church and two more tours of the catacombs under Lexington Market!. As we near the one hundred year anniversary of the U.S. entry into World War I on April 2, please join us on March 29 at Zion Lutheran Church for a look at one of the centers of German heritage in Baltimore. With tributes to German history in everything from stained glass to Maypoles to a piece of the Berlin Wall, the tour will explore how many Baltimoreans identified as German and American at the same time.. After several sold out tours of the catacombs under Lexington Market, weve scheduled two more on April 15 and May 20. In addition to the underground vaults, youll meet a few of Lexington Markets long-standing vendors, learn about the history of market, and discuss the future of citys public markets.. Also, if you havent signed up already, we welcome you to join ...

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While today we mourn the loss of one of historys most valuable freedom fighters, Nelson Mandelas legacy as a universal symbol of hope, justice and courage will inspire generations to come.. As a direct benefactor of the Civil Rights Movement in my home state of Alabama, I reflect upon the tremendous contributions Nelson Mandela has made to civil rights movements across the world. The lessons which came from Americas civil rights movement and those from Mandelas fight to end apartheid in South Africa are inextricably linked.. Nelson Mandelas legacy is one that reflects a courageous struggle for freedom that not only changed South Africa, but the entire world. As we mourn the loss of this remarkable man, we must honor his legacy by never taking for granted the benefits that come from the freedom he and so many others fought for.. ...

Mom and I crabbed all the way home. Actually, I crabbed, and then she crabbed about me crabbing. It was kind of funny. But soome of it had nothing at all to do with her, I was on a tangent about homophobia in reggae music and she seemed to think I was confronting her, although to my knowledge shes not into reggae. Oh no! It was about if I got married somewhere far away, like in Jamaica, and then I said something about homophobia in Jamaican music and thinking probably same sex marriage isnt legal there. But what I was really thinking about it the evolution of the c/s/x civil rights movement as compared to other civil rights movement, and noticing that were stepping out of the phase most fledgling civil rights movements go through. As in, when various POC groups started working towards rights, there was this attempt to be less threatening to the ruling class by appealing to them based on a principle of sameness. You know, the old line The only difference is the colour of our skins. Its ...

The gay rights movement is the big civil rights issue of our time. There are going to be awkward conversations 30 years from now.

Mildmay Mission Hospital is a voluntary charitable hospital and rehabilitation unit based in Shoreditch, East London. It is a tertiary healthcare provider of specialist care and rehabilitation for people living with complex HIV-related conditions, particularly HIV Associated Neuro-cognitive Disorder (HAND), also known as HIV-Related Neuro-cognitive Impairment (HNCI) or AIDS Dementia. It is Europes only centre dedicated to the rehabilitation of people living with HIV related brain injuries.. The hospital is an independent organisation which provides services to patients of the NHS and 20 London clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) as well as CCGs and local authorities in other parts of the UK. Mildmay Mission Hospital is registered with the Care Quality Commission to deliver services under two regulated categories: diagnostic and screening procedures and treatment of disease, disorder or injury.. The hospital provides inpatient care and day services. There are two inpatient wards: William and ...

Zion Lutheran Church School, Other - Religious Education - Lutheran - Ca, San Francisco has a homepage to make vocabulary and spelling lists available to students to study at school or home. Students can take vocabulary and spelling tests online and play many learning games with their word lists for reinforcement.

Led by civil rights pioneer Daisy Bates, these nine brave Arkansas teenagers broke through racial barriers to become the first black students to attend Little Rock High School.

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Financial. Checks can be written to Calvary Lutheran Church, with Sack Lunch Ministry in the memo line. Donations are tax deductable. The Sack Lunch Program is run and staffed by volunteers. One hundred percent of your donation will go to purchase food and supplies for the program. ...

At this website you also can give an offering using your Credit/Debit card or Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) through your Checking/Savings account.. All transaction fees will be covered by Thrivent Financial. Therefore, 100% of your donation will go to Grace Lutheran Church. The only drawback to giving through InFaith is that the congregation gets checks from InFaith without knowing who has donated. We encourage use of the Give Online method at the top of this page, but we still welcome donations through InFaith.. ...

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Several Democratic presidential hopefuls came here to a resonant remembrance of one of the bloodiest moments of the civil rights movement on Sunday, with Sen. Cory Booker talking emotionally about being a descendant of slaves and others urging a renewed defense of voting rights…. Booker hinted at the words of Martin Luther King Jr. to draw attention to what he depicted as a resurgence of racial animosity.. The dream is under attack. The dreamers are in danger, Booker said. And we need each other more than we realize in this country.. Selma has become an annual pilgrimage site for Democratic politicians, culminating with a walk across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, where on March 7, 1965, marchers advocating for voting rights were attacked by police in a day that has become known as Bloody Sunday. The Voting Rights Act was signed the same year. This year, the events marking one of the most searing moments of the civil rights movement took place over four days, including a Jubilee Golf Tournament ...

September 4, 1957, Elizabeth Eckford -- one of nine black students attempting to attend Central High School, in Little Rock, Arkansas -- is met with jeers. The Arkansas governor, defying a federal order, has National Guard troops stop the black students. Eventually, the U.S. Army, dispatched to Little Rock by President Eisenhower, safeguarded the entry of the

Melissa Harris-Perry speaks to 8-year-old Radiance Ransom about wanting to be part of Sundays march in Selma and what she wants to hear from leaders.

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Profile of Dr.K. Srinivasan, Cardiologist in Chennai: Get complete information about Dr.K. Srinivasan MBBS, DNB practicing at Madras Medical Mission Hospital - Institute of Cardio Vascular Diseases, his specialities, expertise, address, appointment phone numbers, timings, awards and associated hospital information | Sehat

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Objectives: To establish the prevalence of active trachoma (TF) in children aged 1-9 years; potentially blinding trachoma (TT) in adults ,15 years and to document the magnitude of selected known trachoma risk factors. Design: Baseline community based survey conducted in March 2008 using the standardized WHO protocol. Setting: Evangelical Lutheran Church of Kenya (ELCK)-Arsim Integrated Development Project area, Samburu District, Lift Valley Province, Kenya. Subjects: A total of 47 villages and 71 households were visited. 862 children aged 1-9 years and 1,044 adults aged ≥15 yrs were examined. 427 (49.5%) of the children were boys and 435 (50.5%) were girls. 330 (31.6%) of the adults were males and 714 (68.4%) were females. 97.6% of adults and 90.0% of children over 5 years had never gone to school. Results: The prevalence of active trachoma (TF) in children was 31.3% (95% CI: 28.2 - 34.4). Boys and girls were equally affected. Children 1-5 years of age were most affected. The prevalence of ...

The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division is the institution within the federal government responsible for enforcing federal statutes prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, sex, disability, religion, and national origin. The Division was established on December 9, 1957, by order of Attorney General William P. Rogers, after the Civil Rights Act of 1957 created the office of Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, who has since then headed the division. The head of the Civil Rights Division is an Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights (AAG-CR) appointed by the President of the United States. The current AAG-CR is Eric Dreiband. ...

UZUKWU-EDEANI, C V; IBEZIAKO, S N; IKEFUNA, A N e UCHENDU, U O. Normal anterior fontanelle sizes in newborn Igbo babies in south-eastern Nigeria. S. Afr. j. child health [online]. 2013, vol.7, n.2, pp.50-53. ISSN 1999-7671.. BACKGROUND: Several factors, including gestational age (GA), gender, race and geographical/regional area, contribute to variations in the size of the anterior fontanelle (AF). While the impact of GA and gender are clearly established, the influences of region and ethnicity vary in the published literature. OBJECTIVES: To assess AF sizes in normal newborn Igbo babies in south-eastern Nigeria, establish baseline values for our population, and evaluate the relationship of our findings to some factors reported to affect AF size. METHODS: AF size was measured in 269 healthy term newborn babies using the method proposed by Popich and Smith and modified by Faix. Measurements were taken 24 - 48 hours after birth. RESULTS: The mean AF size was 2.97 cm (± standard deviation (SD) ...

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Today, thousands of volunteers across the country will honor the life of Civil Rights legend Martin Luther King Jr. when they roll up their sleeves for a variety of service projects.. In the Delaware Valley, some of those efforts will unfold in places where King spent formative years.. Before becoming the face of the Civil Rights Era, King was a student at Crozer Theological Seminary in Upland, Pa, near Chester.. While studying there in the late 1940s, King became close friends with Rev. J. Pius Barbour, who led nearby Calvary Baptist Church in Chester and had also been a friend of Kings father.. Week after week, the pair and other preachers would regularly discuss scripture, but also various issues facing the community and the nation.. Dr. Rev. Bayard Taylor, who heads Calvary Baptist these days, said those gatherings and Kings relationship with Barbour laid the groundwork for his leadership down the line.. Thats when the social consciousness of the Civil Rights Movement began, said ...

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Tafeni L. English is the director of the SPLCs Civil Rights Memorial Center (CRMC) in Montgomery, Alabama. The CRMC is an interpretive center that provides visitors with a deeper understanding of the civil rights movement and includes the Civil Rights Memorial, which honors 40 men, women and children killed during the movement. In addition to overseeing the CRMC, English regularly travels across the country to speak about combating hate and extremism.. English first joined the SPLC in 1997 as a research analyst for the Intelligence Project. She later served as the first director of Teaching Tolerances Mix It Up program, which encourages schoolchildren to identify, question and cross social boundaries by sitting with someone new in the school cafeteria. English later worked for another Montgomery-based civil rights organization before returning to the SPLC in 2019. She has a bachelors degree in marketing from Troy University, where she also earned a masters degree in counseling and ...

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The village has a rich history of religious activities with the wide practice of Christianity. Tlokweng also has strong traditional and cultural religion. It is still widely common for ancestral practices (ditiro tsa Badimo) to be held within families in the village. Some of the mainstream churches in Tlokweng includes Transvaal Basotho Church (also known as RraBedi), Lutheran Church, Zion Christian Church (ZCC), Apostolic Faith Mission, Pentecostal Holiness Church, Roman Catholic Church, International Pentecostal Christian Church (also known as kwa-Modise) and a wide variety of traditional Zionist Churches. Since the early 1990s there has been a wide proliferation of charismatic Christian churches that in general calls for people to repent and be born again. Some of these churches include El Shadai Ministries and many others using temporary tents as the trademark church gathering facility. Some of the best known preachers in the village includes Reverend Thobedi of Lutheran Church, Reverend ...

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With the gruesome discovery of the bodies of First Nations children on the grounds of residential schools in Canada, people are also turning their attention to American Indian schools in the United States. These boarding schools operated in the late 1800s and 1900s. They were dedicated to the forced acculturation of Native American children, who were often taken from their homes and made to attend. Mesa County had its own American Indian School. The schools records were destroyed in a fire in Leavenworth, Kansas, making it difficult to piece together the history of the institute. Thankfully, local history professor Don Mackendrick did just that. This blog follows much of his lecture on the same topic.. The Teller Indian School (later called the Teller Institute, located at 2800 Riverside Parkway) was named after U.S. Senator Henry Teller of Colorado, who was instrumental in passing legislation for the creation of the school in 1886. The first students arrived in 1887. The school followed the ...

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After 1922 the Irish Republican Army continued struggling to gain control of Ulster and create a united Ireland. Eamon de Valera clamped down on IRA activity in Southern Ireland and activism moved to mainland Britain. In the 1960s religious discrimination against Catholics in the north spurred a civil rights movement and republican terrorism. The Campaign for Social Justice and Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association were formed. In 1968 violent clashes between Protestant and Catholic communities caused no-go areas to be set up. In 1970 internal disputes in the IRA caused a split between the officials and the radical provisionals. British troops arrived in Ireland in 1969 as peacekeepers. In 1971 internment without trial was introduced, in 1972 10,000 peopled rallied in protest, the government in Stormont ruled the protest illegal and 13 civilians were shot dead by the British soldiers on Bloody Sunday. Operation Motorman cleared sectarian no-go areas in Belfast and Londonderry and in 1973 power

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Woodson proclaims in her authors note, Thats what this book is-my past, my people, my memories, my story. In effect, her life is something of an odyssey of dreams. Born in Ohio in 1963, during the civil rights movement (America then a country caught// between Black and White), she was raised by her mothers people in South Carolina and later moved with her mother and siblings to Brooklyn, New York. She tells movingly of feeling strangely halfway home in each place. The midwest, the rural south and the urban east coast all presented vastly different contexts of experience and meaning. Her poems variously reflect on living with the remnants of the Jim Crow south, her growing awareness of the civil rights and womens movements, her immediate and extended family, the impact of days filled with being a Jehovahs Witness, the everyday realities of Brooklyn community life, and ultimately the search to find her place in the world. Its largely about the experience everyone undergoes of growing ...

African American women have played significant roles in the ongoing straggle for freedom and equality, but relatively little is known about many of these leaders and activists.Most accounts of civil rights activism focus on male leaders and the organizations they led, leaving a dearth of information about the countless black women who were the backbone of the struggle in communities across the country. At the local level women helped mold and shape the direction the movement would take. Lulu B. White was one of those women leaders in the civil rights movement in Texas.Executive secretary of the Houston branch of the NAACP and state director of branches, White was a significant force in the struggle against Jim Crow during the 1940s and 1950s. She was at the helm of the Houston chapter when the Supreme Court struck down the white primary in Smith v. Allwright, and she led the fight to get more blacks elected to public office, to gain economic parity for African Americans, and to integrate the University

The HistoryMakers represents the single largest archival project of its kind in the world, outdistancing the existing video oral history collections of New Yorks Schomburg Library and the Birmingham Civil Rights Museum. The HistoryMakers is unique among these other collections of African American heritage, because of its massive scope. Like other oral history collections, The HistoryMakers collection hearkens back to the earliest and most authentic efforts to capture the voice of a people, while introducing state-of-the-art technology and increased accessibility. The HistoryMakers wants to provide living proof that African American history did not begin or end with the civil rights movement, that the HistoryMakers number in the thousands and that their names are not just Harriet Tubman, W.E.B. DuBois, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ella Fitzgerald. The initial goal of The HistoryMakers is to complete 5,000 interviews of both well-known and unsung African American HistoryMakers within the next five ...

Alpha Phi Alpha will be showing the movie, Eyes on the Prize, and will have a discussion after the film.. Film: Eyes on the Prize is a documentary series about the glory years of the American Civil Rights Movement, starting in 1952 with the murder of Emmit Till and the subsequent trial and ending with the civil rights march to Selma in 1965. Along the way, the series touches on the major figures of the movement such as Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks and major incidents such as the Little Rock school riots and Montgomery, Alabama Transit Boycott.. ...

Nineteen sixty-four was a watershed year in the American civil rights movement. Fifty years on we decided to take a journey through the soul of the South, to see and experience the region where much of that bloody freedom fight took place. Our week-long trip would take us from cosmopolitan New Orleans, through the great length of Mississippi, to Memphis, considered by some the most southern city on earth. We had recently seen Bryan Cranstons masterful performance as LBJ in that fateful year, in Broadways All the Way, and knew the high-stakes involved with the Civil Rights and Voting Rights acts hanging in the balance. And, simultaneously, a tortured Mississippi burned. We were intrigued to see how the South, and the nation, faced its past. We landed at New Orleans appropriately named Louis Armstrong International Airport on a bright, sunny mid-February afternoon. Appropriately, because, more than anything else, the Big Easy oozes music in all varieties but none is more dynamically ...

Talk Radio Observes Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Although an official federal holiday, most talk radio personnel are working today and many are honoring or simply acknowledging the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his work leading the civil rights movement of the 1960s. For example, the first hour of iHeartMedia superstar Sean Hannitys national radio show is devoted to talking about the historic civil rights leaders legacy and relevance to todays headlines. Given the racial tensions brought about by recent high-profile cases involving fatal confrontations between police and African American men, this years observance of Dr. Kings birthday is even more relevant than in recent years. Sirius XM Satellite Radio Urban View host Karen Hunter says, Every day I honor the legacy of Dr. King on my show. So every day we do something special to honor him. Today I will be playing snippets from a speech he gave at UCLA in 1965. I will also be talking about Selma. And I have already spoken to ...

Susan Klopfer and her husband once lived on the grounds of Mississippis Parchman Penitentiary where Fred was the states chief of private prison psychologists. While there, Susan roamed the Delta, visiting older people in small cotton hamlets whod lived through the modern civil rights movement (1955 to 1968). She became intrigued with this era, after learning new stories surrounding the murders of Emmett Till, Medgar Evers, Cleve McDowell, Birdia Keglar, Adlena Hamlett and others who were all key participants to bringing change in those turbulent years. Susan later wrote The Emmett Till Book, Who Killed Emmett Till, and Where Rebels Roost: Mississippi Civil Rights Revisited (all nonfiction) before writing The Plan, her first foray into fiction. She describes her latest work as paranormal, historical, alternative fiction.. Susan has worked as a journalist on daily newspapers in Texas, Missouri and Nevada, and as an acquisitions and development editor for Prentice Hall Computer Books. She won ...

Way back in the day, the Democrats held the Solid South, mainly as a reaction to the fact that the Republicans were in power when the Union trashed the unholy living fuck out of the Confederacy, and served them damned right, too. That all changed when the civil rights movement started up in the Fifties, and Southern Democratic anger hit a rolling boil when the 1965 Civil Rights Act was signed into law by a Democrat ...

By Lester Asamoah 2016, in some ways, has been a rough year in America. Racial tensions seem to be at least as high they were in 1992 after the Los Angeles riots. Some older civil rights activists even claim that tensions are close to as bad as they were during the civil rights movement. Race…

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Stop-And-Frisk Violates Title III Of The Civil Rights Act ; Why Is Christine Quinn Using Taxpayer Money To Pay For State-Sponsored Forms Of Discrimination ?. Title III of the Civil Rights Act prohibits state and municipal governments from denying access to public facilities on grounds of race, color, religion, or national origin. Access can be construed to be peaceful enjoyment.. Yet, the NYPD deny access or peaceful enjoyment of public facilities, such as sidewalks, streets, and subway stations based on a persons race, color, religion, or national origin when the NYPD stop-and-frisk people of color, of a certain faith, or of a certain nationality.. Since Christine Quinn has become speaker, 3.7 million New Yorkers have been stopped-and-frisked. Black and Latino communities continue to be the overwhelming target of these tactics. See the NYCLU Stop-And-Frisk Fact Page for more information.. Christine Quinn - Stop-And-Frisk violates Title III of the Civil Rights Act ...

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