Hello!
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The woman that I will be writing about today is, somebody who
stood next to Martin Luther King jr. whilst he made his awesome "I have a dream" speech at the
March on Washington. She was called the
godmother of the civil rights movements by Barack Obama. She fought for both
civil rights and
women's rights. She ran and participated in many association against racism and women's rights, such as the
YWCA (Young Women Christian Association) and
NCNW. She is the
best woman I have met (not physically unfortunately). She is
Dorothy Height. Yes, the woman who's photo was stamped on post-stamps in February 2017 to
remember the civil rights legacy in the month of black history.
“I have been in the proximity of, and threatened by, the Klan; I have been called everything people of color are called; I have been denied admission because of a quota. I've had all of that, but I've also learned that getting bitter is not the way.”
Sooooo... what do you think about her?
Do you have a post- stamp from February?
Do you think she is the godmother of civil rights movements?
BYEEEEE

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