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Joseph Charles Price an Unsung Hero « Tradition of Excellence - 1 views

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Although Joseph Charles Price was an acknowledged national and international leader, orator, college president, educator, Pan Africanist historian, temperance leader, writer, scholar, an early advocate for women’s rights, he is one unsung African American whose name is omitted from the history books.  Hopefully, future Black History Month celebrations will include Joseph Charles Price and his contributions to his race.
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PBS Teachers . Thematic Teaching . Unsung Heroes in African American History . Activity... - 2 views

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"Have students research a time period or a specific topic and have them identify a notable African American they believe deserves more credit or attention. USe the online resources listed below and others for useful information."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Have students research a time period or a specific topic and have them identify a notable African American they believe deserves more credit or attention. USe the online resources listed below and others for useful information."</div>

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Carolina Peacemaker - Greensboro, NC : Sat Feb 06 2010 15:18:30 GMT-0500 (EST) - 0 views

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"The unsung heroes were selected based on their contributions toward equal rights and equal opportunities for all people. Some of the honorees helped revive the Greensboro NAACP during the 50s; some were active participants in the lunch counter sit-ins of the 60s while others were active in the end South African apartheid movement of the 80s. Other honorees helped establish community organizations to uplift the poor and our community's vulnerable populations. "

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"The unsung heroes were selected based on their contributions toward equal rights and equal opportunities for all people. Some of the honorees helped revive the Greensboro NAACP during the 50s; some were active participants in the lunch counter sit-ins of the 60s while others were active in the end South African apartheid movement of the 80s. Other honorees helped establish community organizations to uplift the poor and our community's vulnerable populations. "</div>

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