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Manages IBM's Mentor-Protégé and Minority and Women Business Enterprise Programs within the Federal Government industry

Owner, Broadway-Payne, TA McDonalds, Inc. VUU Board of Trustees

First African-American Graduate, University of Virginia School of Law, Consumer Counsel, Connecticut

Program Associate, Health & Communications W.K. Kellogg Foundation

Virginia General Assembly First African-American Mayor, City of Richmond. Senator.

Virginia General Assembly VUU Board of Trustees. Senator.

Electronics Engineer (retired) Holds 31 patents

Mathematician & Computer Scientist, NASA Dryden Flight Research Center

First African American Graduate of the Medical College of Virginia, First African American, and First woman to serve in the Governor's Cabinet in Virginia

Owner, Fullwood Foods, TA Kentucky Fried Chicken, Inc. 1995 Entrepreneur of the Year, Maryland

Chair, Dept. Of Sociology, UC San Francisco

First African-American Judge, Virginia

Senior Vice President, NationsBank

Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners

Was Acting President, American Red Cross

Eva Roberta Coles was bom in Charlottesville, Virginia on January 8th, 1880. She was one of the young women who were fortunate enough to attend Hartshorn Memorial College in Richmond, which had been founded in 1883 as the world's first college for African-American females. (Spelman College in A

Washington Bureau Chief, Jet & Ebony

New York State Supreme Court

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Taking a break from relaxing, some attendees take part in an adult dodgeball tournament competition. The sun's beating down on you, trapped in an enclosed space, rubber balls flying everywhere, a big

Here is some footage of our beach relay games held on the beautiful beach of Magans Bay, St. Thomas. My apologies to all who are about to be embarrassed due to the content of the video. I sincerely ap

Sharmba Mitchell once was considered to be one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world. Talented, quick, powerful, compact and muscular were just a few of the terms used to describe him. T

I had to put this one up because it now has my neice in it. She loves the camera, can't you tell?

This is me in Dallas for a conference. Spiffy I think.