Wednesdays Words…
Also, it’s snowing pretty hard again!! Drive careful and please keep those headlights on!!
Hmmmmmmmmm…never thought about it like that????
It's not an acronym, just short. That's why people say mac n cheese.
If it were an acronym, you wouldn't have to say "and cheese" you would just say "mac"
Sad news today of the passing of The Reverend Jesse Jackson…Here is a great reminder that we still need today… I AM…. Rest in Love Rev. Jackson…
Veteran U.S. civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away at the age of 84.
In 1972, Jesse Jackson appeared on Sesame Street. During his appearance, he famously led a group of children in reciting his well-known poem, “I Am Somebody,” a message focused on self-worth and empowerment.
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Today is also Elizabeth Peratrovich Day!!Happy Elizabeth Peratrovich Day!
Each February 16, we celebrate Elizabeth Peratrovich (Ḵaax̱gal.aat), of the Tlingit Lukaax̱.ádi clan, Raven moiety, who changed Alaska forever.
When Alaska Native peoples faced signs reading “No Dogs, No Natives” and were denied basic rights, Elizabeth stepped forward as Grand President of the Alaska Native Sisterhood. Her powerful testimony led Governor Gruening to sign America’s first anti-discrimination law on February 16, 1945 – 14 years before Alaska statehood and nearly 20 years before the Civil Rights Act.
We came upon this audio recording of a 1996 gathering to celebrate Elizabeth Peratrovich: bit.ly/3HUzNwI. It’s part of SHI’s Southeast Native Radio Recordings Collection. Speakers include Co-Masters-of-Ceremony Richard Stitt and Ethel Lund, Alaska Native Sisterhood’s Selena Everson, U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, Lt. Gov. Fran Ulmer, and Alaska Federation of Natives President Julie Kitka.
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