As an aspect of the lives we are living today; we should be considered Black Lives Matter. We should unbold this topic to the coming production.Let's learn more
@educating23 I think this is Harriet Tubman. I know this because according to the text she rescued 70 enslaved people. I know this is true, due to the past assignment she made enslaved people get to freedom under the Underground Railroad. This is also known as her accomplishments.
@GrapeUndercover Is it Alice Coachman Davis? I thought of this because she is the first black woman to win the Olympics medal. Also, the country is the United States, to be more specific Albany, Georgia.
@educating23 On November 14, 1960, this person made this accomplishment. In addition, this person went to this school William Frantz Elementary School.
Moving on to the next person. This person is known for being the first African American to join an all-white School. Who do you think she is?🤔
#Bravery#FirstAfricanAmerican#school
Moving on, this next person was a security guard who got murdered by a police officer on May 25, 2020. How did other aspects support this issue? Did they have a protest? Did you participate?
#Bethechange#protection#copolitics
Moreover, this next activist was best known for the Montgomery Bus Boycott situation. Her famous saying is “I would like to be remembered as a person who wanted to be free…so other people would also be free.” Who do you think she is and why?
#Bravery#courage#BlackLives
Furthermore, this next activist was an enslaved individual who transported himself to freedom. How do you think he transported himself? Who do you this activist is?
#enslaved#freedomfighters
This next activist has passed away in 1965. This happened because an Alabama state trooper killed him. However, after his death, many were inspired to become Civil Rights Activists which then caused a Voting Rights Act.
#BlacksLivesMatter
I became a Maneuver Loads Branch of the Flight Research for 4 years. What do you think I did in that position on the Maneuver Loads Branch of the Flight Research?
#Reseacher#NASA
In 1952, I joined an opening position at the all-black West Area Computing section at the NACA’s Langley. Is this true? Do you think I got help from a relative for this position?
#NASA
After college, I had joined a teaching job in Marion, Virginia. However, I had left that job in 1939, to join a graduate math program. Do you think: I was the first African-American woman to graduate from that university?
#life#FirstAfricanAmerican
If you know who I am: I had proved great Math abilities at the age of 10. Which then allowed me to be in High school at the West Virginia college Campus. What year do you guys think I joined the High school? What did I graduate?
#smartkid#mathematics#ablities
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