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cottontales' podcast : Dr. Damian Rouson Sr. Software Scientist'
Dr. Rouson is a software scientist specializing in upgrading legacy codes to modern standards and practices. Dr. Rouson believes that writing better code leads to better outcomes.
Meet Darion and Varion Walton, twin brothers from Texas who overcame poverty and racism to earn their master’s degrees from Harvard University at just 22 years old. 🎓👬
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Dr. Edward Blakely, recovery czar, environmentalist and author or 22 books. His latest book, My Storm, Lessons on Rebuilding New Orleans after hurricane Katrina.
Another grand child graduating and college bound. Miss Orianna Hernandez so happy to be there to watch you step into a new life.
"Trailblazing at 34: Davonne Reaves Expands Her Empire with Two New Hotel Acquisitions! 🌟💼💼
Congratulations are in order as Davonne Reaves, a visionary entrepreneur, closes yet another groundbreaking deal in the hospitality industry! At the age of 34, she has already made history with an $8.3M hotel acquisition, and now she takes her empire to new heights with the purchase of not one, but two additional hotels. 🏨💰
Davonne's unstoppable drive, strategic vision, and unwavering determination continue to inspire us all. Her trailblazing journey is a testament to the power of ambition, hard work, and a fearless entrepreneurial spirit. 🚀💪
Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and wishing Davonne continued success as she paves the way for future leaders in the industry. Here's to breaking barriers, shattering glass ceilings, and creating a legacy that will inspire future generations! ✨🥂
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Roy Allela, a 25-year-old engineer and innovator from Kenya, has developed a revolutionary pair of gloves that facilitate improved communication between individuals who are deaf and those who do not understand sign language. The groundbreaking Sign-IO gloves effectively convert sign language gestures into spoken words.
The gloves designed by Allela incorporate sensors placed on each finger, capable of detecting the precise positioning and degree of flexion of the fingers. By establishing a Bluetooth connection with an Android phone, the gloves interact with the text-to-speech feature, enabling the translation of hand movements into audible speech.
The motivation driving the creation of the Sign-IO gloves stems from Allela's experience of having a young niece who is deaf. Since neither Allela nor his family was proficient in sign language, they often encountered challenges communicating effectively and consistently with her.
"Desmond Durham, a 36-year-old single father from Newark, New Jersey, is celebrating his remarkable achievement of earning his Master's degree. Despite the demanding responsibility of juggling three jobs and caring for his son, he persevered with unwavering determination. Desmond's journey is a testament to his incredible resilience and unwavering commitment to his goals. His success inspires all, reminding us that with dedication and hard work, no challenge is insurmountable. Congratulations to Desmond on this extraordinary accomplishment! "
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Ciara Sivels, the First Black Woman to get a PHD in Nuclear Engineering from University of Michigan. Dr. Ciara Sivels is a Nuclear Engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. She is also the first Black woman to receive a PHD in Nuclear Engineering from University of Michigan!
Lloyd Lionel Gaines (born March 10, 1912 – disappeared April 27, 1939) was the plaintiff in Gaines v. Canada (1938), one of the most important early court cases in the 20th-century civil rights movement. After being denied admission to the University of Missouri School of Law because he was African American, and refusing the university's offer to pay for him to attend a neighboring state's law school that had no racial restriction, he filed suit. The SCOTUS ruled in his favor, holding that the separate but equal doctrine required that Missouri either admit him or set up a separate law school for African Americans.
He was born in Mississippi, his family moved to St. Louis. He graduated first in a class of fifty from Vashon High School. After winning a $250 scholarship, he went to college. He graduated with honors and a BA in history from Lincoln University. He was elected as president of the senior class and a brother in the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. While the case was pending, he enrolled in graduate school at the University of Michigan. He received a MA in Economics.
He has been honored by the University of Missouri School of Law and the state. The Black Culture Center at the University of Missouri and a scholarship at its law school are named for him and another African American student denied admission. He was posthumously granted an honorary law degree. The state bar granted him a posthumous law license. A portrait of him hangs at the University of Missouri law school.
In January 1939 he addressed an NAACP meeting in St. Louis, stating that he was “ready, willing and able to enroll in the law department at the University in September and had the fullest intention of doing so.” In April 1939 he traveled to Kansas City to speak at an NAACP meeting. On April 27 he traveled to Chicago. He dropped out of sight. Numerous efforts were made to locate him. He was last seen leaving a fraternity house in Chicago.
He made an impact to the struggle of African Americans to eliminate state-sanctioned segregation. His case was the first in a long line of SCOTUS decisions that led to Brown v. Board of Education.
Remembering Chuck Berry who left us on this day in 2017 via this wonderful letter from Carl Sagan 🚀
William Scott the Chief of police for the City and County of San Francisco. Chief Scott has brought his 27 years of experience to the bay to lead the police force of this progressive northern California city.
William Scott the Chief of police for the City and County of San Francisco. Chief Scott has brought his 27 years of experience to the bay to lead the police force of this progressive northern California city.
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Andre Chapman, CEO of Unity Care left the high tech world to give a helping hand to those young people transitioning out of foster care. Providing housing, educational opportunities and hope. Improving the lives of foster youth throughout Northern California.
cottontales' podcast : Andre Chapman Podcast
Andre Chapman, CEO of Unity Care left the high tech world to give a helping hand to those young people transitioning out of foster care. Providing housing, educational opportunities and hope. Improving the lives of foster youth throughout Northern California.
cottontales' podcast : Andre Chapman Podcast
Andre Chapman the CEO of Unity Care is giving foster children the future they deserve as they age out of the foster care system. Through his efforts young people are provided housing, educational opportunities and hope.
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