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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: March 2015

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Vera Mulkey - Super Hero and Living Legend. Vera Mulkey, living Long Beach Legend, is also a real live Super Hero, having won the honor by that name- Super Community Hero Award. 13-Year Member, Long Beach Unified School District Personnel Commission. First African American Female City of Long Beach Chief of Staff. Long Beach City Council Member, Clarence Smith. Ceiling in her car...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: Wilma Powell, A Legend in Long Beach Civil Rights History

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Monday, September 22, 2014. Wilma Powell, A Legend in Long Beach Civil Rights History. Wilma Powell was the first woman to serve as Chief Wharfinger and Director of Trade and Maritime Services at the Port of Long Beach and the first African American in the nation to old the position. More than 300 miles from the nearest Port of Authority in Houston. And Galveston Bay, dating back ti 1836. Men who worked ...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: Doris Topsy-Elvord's Journey to Success

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Thursday, February 19, 2015. Doris Topsy-Elvord's Journey to Success. Education and Exposure to Other Cultures Made the Difference. Long Beach, California. Long Beach Harbor Commissioner. Doris Topsy-Elvord was the first African American to serve as a Long Beach Harbor Commissioner, also serving as president of the group; and was the first. Edited by Sunny Nash with foreword by Carolyn Smith Watts. This ...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: Vera Mulkey - Super Hero & Living Legend

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Vera Mulkey - Super Hero and Living Legend. Vera Mulkey, living Long Beach Legend, is also a real live Super Hero, having won the honor by that name- Super Community Hero Award. 13-Year Member, Long Beach Unified School District Personnel Commission. First African American Female City of Long Beach Chief of Staff. Long Beach City Council Member, Clarence Smith. Ceiling in her car...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: August 2014

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Monday, August 25, 2014. Alta Cooke Broke Through in Education. The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s had ended before a black woman first became principal of a high school in. Alta Cooke Posed for Article. In the Press-Telegram, Long Beach. For this project, the women were asked to select pictures from their personal albums to include in the book. In a Press Telegram. Alta Cooke, College Graduate.

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: Aurtrilla Scott Made Changes in Jim Crow Southern California

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Friday, August 15, 2014. Aurtrilla Scott Made Changes in Jim Crow Southern California. The Late Autrilla Scott. Long Beach Community Activist. If you thought racism only occurred in the American Deep South, you're wrong," said Autrilla Scott. "Racism still occurs where race matters enough to change the way people treat each other.". The late Autrilla Scott is one of twelve women profiled in. This study i...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: September 2014

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Monday, September 22, 2014. Wilma Powell, A Legend in Long Beach Civil Rights History. Wilma Powell was the first woman to serve as Chief Wharfinger and Director of Trade and Maritime Services at the Port of Long Beach and the first African American in the nation to old the position. More than 300 miles from the nearest Port of Authority in Houston. And Galveston Bay, dating back ti 1836. Men who worked ...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: February 2015

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. Friday, February 20, 2015. Preview Exhibition - BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. Past Preview Mini Exhibit held February 7-8, 2015). Photo by Carolyn Smiths Watts,. Published in Tuttle Cameras One Camera Project,. Exhibited at the Historical Society of Long Beach; Other photos on this page by Sunny Nash). Standing left to right): Evelyn Knight. First black high school principal; Carrie Bryant. BREAKING...

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way: BREAKING THROUGH - Official Home Page

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BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. 12 Black Women Who Made a Difference in the History of Long Beach. BREAKING THROUGH - Official Home Page. BREAKING THROUGH Lighting the Way. Major Photographic and Artifact Exhibition. The Grand Opening of the Exhibition is Tuesday, September 29, 2015 - 4:00 - 7:00 pm. Long Beach Public Library, 101 Pacific Avenue in Downtown Long Beach, California. The Event is Free. Profiles of African American. Women who made a difference. To the history of Long Beach,. Twelve Women ...