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- She taught drama at Bennett College and served as Directress of the Harlem School of the Arts.
- Constant supporter of Alpha Chapter.
- First black social worker for the New York City and County Charities.
- First vice president of Aloha Chapter .
- She participated in the Woman's Suffrage March. Sixty eight years later she repeated this walk.
- She harnessed her vocal powers and sang for television shows.
- She become a teacher in the Galveston School District and was instrumental in integrating the schools.
- She helped charter the graduate chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority in Dallas, Texas. The Eta Beta Chapter.
- She served as the president of Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
- Became a music teacher in the Washington, DC public school system
- She helped lobby Delta Sigma Theta to participate in the march for women's suffrage
- Graduated as valedictorian of the Teacher's College
- The First public high school for blacks in the United States.
- She was the first black to graduate from washingtonville high school
- was from the small town of Belton, South Carolina.
- was the only founder to receive a doctorate degree
- She introduced First Lady Eleanor Rossevelt to an audience of parents at John Wesley AME Zoin Church in 1945
- She became a teacher with a career that covered more than thirty years
- She published a novel entitled The Call of the Poor
- Drafted the initial constitution and bylaws
- taught at Clafin College in Orangeburg, SC
- graduated from Howard in 1913 as valedictorian and class president
- is the essence of the human spirit.
- to a noble cause is one of humanity's highest callings and an act of consecration.
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