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Leaders That Change History

  • Sergeant Alfonso Gibbs one of the first Black solider order to integrate the US Army Awardee of Bronze Medal Twice
  • Sergeant and Special Forces Bernie “Mack” Wilson order by General MacArthur to Supervise the Base Warehouse during the Civil Rights MovemenT
  • Paul Knauls first Black order to integrate the US Army in Spokane Washington.
  • Tony Davis First Black Vice President of the largest Uion in Minneapolis

An Historical Event:

Honoring Reverend-Dr. Addie Watt and Dr. Pierrett “Petee” Talley; Presented: By The Coalition Black Trade Unionist International and Coalition Black Trade Unionist Women’s Committee Members

PeaceMakers

“PeaceMakers” Regina Thompson Executive Director, Sheriff Lawerence Zapata Co-Founder, Derick Thompson Co-Founder, Pastor Will Volstead Grace and Glory Church Vancouver, Washington

Straighttalktv Honor and Celebrate Ms. Anita Patterson

Straighttalktv” Young At Heart” Segment Honors and Celebrate: Ms. Anita Patterson 80yrs young A Trailblazer and a Co-Founder of CBTU and other members of  Coalition of Black Trade Unionists  International Women’s Committee Members: Denise Berkley- Chair, Mamie Pratt Vice-Chair,(Chicago, Illinois), Faith Morris Secretary( Delaware), Tina Turner-Morfitt President, Dr. Audrey Terrell Vice-President (Oregon) Faye Wilkie Fields Chair( Brooklyn, New, York)Trina Pryor Member (Manhattan, New York), Pastor and Songstress Darcel Johnson-Stone(Brooklyn, New York)                         

                                                                                      

                                                                                                  

                                                                                                  

                                                                                           

                                                                                        

                                                                                    

                                                                                          

                                                                                  

                                                                                            

                                                                                           

                                                                                    

                                                

Ms.Marva Edwards N.A.C.C.P

Straighttalktv Young At Heart Segment Honors: Ms.Marva Edwards Former President of N.A.A.C.P Vancouver, Washington Dr.Audrey Terrell CEO Dr, Audrey Terrell Inst.DATI, Mr Derek Thompson Co-Founder of PeaceMakers, Regina Thompson Exec.Director of PeaceMakers Ms.Bettie Jean Andrews MBA and Co-Founder of Jack &Jill Society, Bob Andrews Former Vice President of NAACP. Marsha Joslin, Pastor Damien Young Greatness Ministry, Vanesia Dedmond DATI Alumni and Clark County Young Democratic Joana & Steve McCoy Perfoming the Black National Anthem

Honoring Women 2021

“March Honoring Women” Honoring a “Young at Heart” 80rs young Ms. Johnnie Roger, w/ a Special Birthday song Dr. Audrey Terrell Dr.Audrey Terrell Institue D.A.T.I , Dr. Lola Longe Family Medice, Ms. LaShawanta Spears-Hardy Voted 2021 Vice President Of The Year Vanessa Dedmond D.A.T.I. Alumni and Member Clark County Young Democrat Johana and Steve McCoy Perform the Black Nation Anthem

“Go Educate” and Vonge”

“Go Educate” Inc. a National and International Program. Jeffery Hall Founder and Joshua Hall VP/Public Relations Director. “Voage Design” Inc. Alexus Edmond C.E.O and Ashtin Knowles Founder

XIXI Youth Academy

Present Horace and Coach Isaiah Ford Lucas ‘on “Sleep”

Marilyn Keller Vocal Instrument

Marilyn Keller Tribute and journey with Ruby Bridges, at the tender age of six advanced the cause of civil rights in November 1960 when she became the first Afrikan Amerikan student to integrate an elementary school in the South