#womeninblackhistory

[officialhistoryandshit]

KICKASS WOMEN IN HISTORY: LYDA D NEWMAN . . #kickasswomen #kickass #blackwomen #history #blackwomeninhistory #blackhistory #historical #womeninblackhistory #blackinventors #blackinventions #womeninventors #inventor #womeninhistoryshouldntbeamystery #womenshistory #womeninhistory #inventions #womenshistorymonth2021 #womenshistorymonth #historicalaf #historicaf #haircare #historymakers #historymaker #hairhistory #hairbrush #herhistory #woc #historyfacts #historybuff #historylesson https://www.instagram.com/p/CMKkbE-lBnr/?igshid=fqkq6y3094fy

[chericefashions]

#womeninblackhistory (at Fashion Connect LLC) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK2ZPTdH0Cm/?igshid=1kil2cnu051

[kameldasdesigns]

Ms. Coretta, @oprah, Ms. Ida, @michelleobama, Ms. Harriet, & Ms. Rosa. Love it! #womeninblackhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/BtbGEIoB_td/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1uw4gimyh1brd

[amandahouseinc]

A moment in Black History! Did you know Dorothy Heights organized the First African American Reunion (a celebration of tradition and values which is still held annually)! Heights an American Administrator and Educator, spent decades working for Racial equality and women’s rights. Heights was the first director of the YWCA’S integration efforts forming the center for racial justice. Heights was the only woman seated on the speakers platform of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr “I Have A Dream “ speech, although she was not ask to speak . Heights co-founded the National Women Political Caucus. Heights served on the boards of several national civic organizations, serving as National president of sorority Delta Sigma Theta. Heights received many accolades, in 1994 The Presidential Medal of Freedom and 2004 The Congressional Gold Medal to name a few. #amomentinblackhistory #myblackhistory #blackhistoryfacts #factsonblackhistory #365daysofblackhistory #blackhistory #womeninblackhistory #civilrights #deltasigmatheta #education #history #womenrights #blackhistorymonth2018 (at Memorial Regional Hospital)

[shonuff760-blog]

Elizabeth Keckley was born into slavery in 1818 in Virginia. Although she encountered one hardship after another, with sheer determination, a network of supporters and valuable dressmaking skills, she eventually bought her freedom from her St. Louis owners for $1,200. She made her way to Washington, D.C. in 1860 to establish her own dressmaking business and met first lady Mary Todd Lincoln Just after Abraham Lincoln’s inauguration, in 1861, she hired Keckley as her personal modiste. Keckley took on the role of dressmaker, personal dresser and confidante, and the two women formed a special bond. Much has been researched, written and analyzed about Keckley’s life as a result of the unusual friendship. In 1868, Keckley published a detailed account of her life in the autobiography Behind the Scenes: Or, Thirty Years a Slave and Four Years in the White House. #womeninblackhistory (at Southern California)

[tanjanica]

when @aarp alabama called and asked me to do images for their black history feature on THE Mrs. Marian Haslem, i knew i was in for a treat. not only is she a beautiful person, a staple in her community, but she has a rich history, and a voting rights advocate. i’ve seen her featured many times but to be in a space with her and hear her story first hand was a day i’ll never forget. thank you aarp alabama and everyone involved in making this moment happen for me! ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #tancrowderphotography #birminghamphotographer #birminghamphotography #photo #photooftheday #photography #photographer #nikonphotographers #nikonshooter #noirphotographer #photoshoot #portraitphotography #photograph #photographers #ohhappyday #portraitphotographer #browngirlwithacamera #hireblackwomenphotographers #trustyourprocess #aarp #aarpalabama #blackwomenphotographers #womeninblackhistory #bhm #vote #blackhistory #votingrights #marianhaslem (at Birmingham, Alabama) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZkbMRVp5D8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thehidyalovalovefashion]

👼🏼Dear GOD, I just want to take a moment to thank you for my many blessings, and thank you for giving me this day. :'') 😌🙂🙏🏼👼🏼✨ Satu persatu impian mulai terceklis dan Allah kabulkan, Allah ambil, lalu Allah slalu gantikan dgn apapun dgn yg lebih baik bahkan diluar dugaan ku. Maha Baiknya Allah SWT❤️😇🙏🏼✨ Happy Friday :') Barakallah 🙏🏼😇🙏🏼 MakeUp & captured by📸: @cstefanie MakeUp Support & Hair do by: @auziannisa #makeup #dreamcometrue #womeninblack #womeninblackhistory #happyfridayeveryone😘 #happylonglongweekend (at SCTV Tower)

[extensionsplus-blog]

Our #WCW

Our #wcw is Maya Angelou! Her legacy will forever live on. EP celebrates Black History Month. 

[najeessentials]

#WomenInBlackHistory #DRRebeccaLeeCrumpler, born February 8, 1831, was the first female #AfricanAmerican physician in the US! Najé Essentials honors Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler. #BlackWomenInHistory

[dajaviart]

Almost finished with this #angeladavis #pop #portrait will post in color when it's all finished! I love this piece! #art #painting #blackhistorymonth #justice #wcw #women #womeninhistory #womeninblackhistory

[amandahouseinc]

A moment in Black History! Did you know Rebecca Lee Crumpler was the first African American woman to Receive an M.D degree ! Crumpler an African American Physician and Author, was accepted into New England Female Medical College, were she received her Medical Degree on Feb 24, 1864, Becoming the first African American woman Physician in the United States. Crumpler first practiced medicine in Boston, primarily for poor women and children. Crumpler also worked with the Freedmen’s Bureau to provide medical care to freed slaves. Crumpler published her first book “A Book of Medical Discourses “ dedicated to nurses and mothers in 1883. #amomentinblackhistory #womeninblackhistory #blackhistoryfacts #factsonblackhistory #myblackhistory #blackhistorymonth2018 #physicans #education #history (at Memorial Regional Hospital)

[thefemmefocus-blog]

Bessie Coleman was the first black woman to earn a pilot's license. Because flying schools in the United States denied her entry, she taught herself French and moved to France, earning her license from France's well-known Caudron Brother's School of Aviation in just seven months. Coleman specialized in stunt flying and parachuting, earning a living barnstorming and performing aerial tricks. She remains a pioneer of women in the field of aviation. #womeninhistory #womeninblackhistory #blackhistory #blackhistorymonth #blackgirlsrock #women #womensempowerment #thefemmefocus #femaledriven

[najeessentials]

#WomenInBlackHistory. Elizabeth "Bessie" Coleman (aka #BessieColeman) was an American civil aviator. She was the first female pilot of African-American descent and the first person of African-American descent to hold an international pilot license. Her admirers have her the nicknames #BraveBessie and #QueenBess because of her accomplishments. NAJÉ Essentials honors #ElizabethColeman. #BlackWomenInHistory #ElizabethBessieColeman

[najeessentials]

#WomenInBlackHistory. American civil rights activist, publisher, journalist, lecturer, Daisy Lee Gatson Baites, or just #DaisyBates, was a leading role in Little Rock Integration Crisis of 1957. Before then, Bates and her husband started their own newspaper in 1941 called the Arkansas State Press. The paper became a voice for civil eighths even before the nationally recognized movement. Najé Essentials honors Daisy Bates. #BlackWomenInHistory

[najeessentials]

#WomenInBlackHistory. Coining the phrase "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired," #FannieLouHamer was a voting rights and civil rights leader. She was instrumental in organizing Mississippi Freedom Summer for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and later became the Vice-Chair of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Najé Essentials honors Fannie Lou Hamer. #BlackWomenInHistory

[najeessentials]

#WomenInBlackHistory. She was an American educator and civil rights activist. Known as "The Mother of the Movement," she played an integral part in the voting rights of African-Americans. Najé Essentials honors #SeptimaPoinsetteClark #BlackWomenInHistory