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Ethel Hedgeman Lyle-- Founder and "guiding light" of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc.
Dr. Debbye
Turner-- Former Miss America;
Humanitarian.
Ella
Fitzgerald-- Famous jazz singer, "First
Lady of Song".
Marian
Anderson-- The first black woman to
sing at the Metropolitan Opera.
Sharon Pratt Kelly-- The
first woman to serve as mayor of Washington,
D.C.
Angie
Brooks-- The first woman President of
the United Nations.
Yvette
Lee-- Producer of "Hangin with Mr.
Cooper and "A Different World", and creator and executive producer of
"Living Single".
Leah
Tutu-- Wife of South African activist
Bisho Desmond Tutu.
Zina
Garrison-Jackson-- Famous tennis
player
Marjorie Judith
Vincent-- Miss America,
1991.
Hazel O'
Leary-- Secretary for the Department of
Energy.
Lynn
Whitfield-- Humanitarian and actress;
star of the Josephine Baker Story.
Dr. Mae Jemison-- First
Black woman astronaut.
Bebe Moore
Campbell-- Author of "Brothers and
Sisters" and "Your Blues Ain't Like Mine".
Toni Morrison-- Nobel
prize-winning novelist and poet.
Dr. Marilyn Gatson--
Assistant Surgeon General.
Gladys
Knight-- Singer, actress; lead singer
with the Pips.
Rosa
Parks-- "Mother of the Civil Rights
Movement".
Coretta Scott
King-- Widow fo Martin Luther King,
Jr.
Jane
Addams-- Founder of Hull House,
Chicago, Illinois.
Maya
Angelou-- Accomplished author, writer,
poet, singer, and dancer.
Eleanor
Roosevelt-- Humanitarian; delegate to
the United Nations.
Phylicia
Rashad-- Actress on the award-winning
"Cosby Show".
Jada Pinkett
Smith--
Actress.
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