Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Obama’s Job Council files its Interim Report: Taking Action,Building Confidence 5 Common Sense Initiatives to Job Creation and Competitiveness

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Obama’s Job Council files its Interim Report: Taking Action,Building Confidence 5 Common Sense Initiatives to Job Creation and Competitiveness

While the Political System continues to drag down the Hope we Can Believe in Obama continues to do his job.  With an opportunity today for the Senate to take up the Jobs Act will they.  Look at the Interim Report from the White House‘s Jobs Council.


To remind you here is the speech he gave on Jobs in Durham North Carolina on June 13, 2011.  Still Multi-Tasker in Chief, Obama continues to ignore the critics and quietly get the job done.  From dealing with Terrorism doing something no other President has done on their watch.


This is an Interim Report that should be reviewed by both the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street Movements. The essence



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of the support Small Business can expect from the White House is clear. Making it easier for Small Business to access capital from Wall Street is a step in the right direction. We would love to see and report on the Presidential Contenders and their teams reports.  Oops is there one?  Post it here if you can list a plan that any of them have from Cain to Perry or whomever the flavor of the week is.  Or do they think they can run on dragging down a President who took the Lemons that Bush and Cheney left and is making Lemonade. Pay close to the Bi-Partisan Jobs Council Congress.  Vote for the American Jobs Act and let’s get the job done for America and the World.



What we like most of all about this report is its title 5 Common Sense Initiatives to Jobs Creation.  If only we can use the Common Sense Label above being Republican, Democrat Independent, Liberal or Conservative.  I like tea and coffee and several times a day I may fall into anyone of those categories based on the issue.


Here is another common sense approach for Americans of African Descent.   The Civil Rights to Platinum Rights Jobs Movement launched by International Goodwill Ambassador Oscar J. Webb.  We call him the Architect, a Booker T. Washington Leader.  Mostly Unsung I have had the pleasure to know his heart for Israel and Americans, especially those of African Descent who have gotten the short end of the stick for far too long .


Why should President Obama meet with this leader?


Because he is the only Civil Rights Era Business Leader who understands that to save America we need to Build Africa.  As I was studying and reviewing history I remember in 1988 when Jesse Jackson Ran for President and the pride we all feel today that Barack Obama is the President of The United States at the same time the United Nations proclaimed 2011 THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT.


Thank you Ambassador Webb for all you do personally for the people of Israel and America.  Now is the time for the emergence of new leadership in media to get your story told.  We at WCN would not have known anything about this Resolution had it not been from you.


Link to the most important International Public Policy Statement for Africans Globally.


Official UN RESOLUTION 64/169


Link to Full Report


INTERIM REPORT PRESIDENTS COUNCIL FOR JOBS AND  COMPETITIVENESS


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Sunday, October 9, 2011

The Africa Heritage Society Weekly Jobs Report: Medical Services Jobs & Civil Rights to Platinum Rights Petition to Appear on White House.gov With Your Support.

Check out the opportunities in your field on Africa Job Station. Check out the Employers Special Free Job Posting while the promotion is on. www.africajobstation.com/ahs Make sure you tell them you were referred by The Africa Heritage Society and WCN Your Transmedia Brandcasting Partner.

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The Africa Heritage Society Weekly Jobs Report: Medical Services Jobs & Civil Rights to Platinum Rights Petition to Appear on White House.gov With Your Support.

The Africa Heritage Society  Weekly Job Report focuses on positions in Africa for Medical Professionals.


The CIVIL RIGHTS TO PLATINUM RIGHTS JOBS MOVEMENT cites this example between Des Moines University.  Today with Technological Advances in Cisco Telepresense Medical Universities around the world can provide Distance Learning Opportunities for Emerging Nations.


WCN LIFELINE is a program that will monetize Streaming Video and soon put medical information and options for Healthcare into an APP on a Smartphone.


Des Moines University participated in 2009 with South Africa.  The Africa Heritage Society would like to see Historically Black Colleges and Universities with Medical Programs outfitted with Cicso Telepresense Technology to empower Online Video Based Interactive Applications that walk a patent through treatment options both Holistic and Traditional.


International Medical Conference in South Africa


Made Interactive this Conference could continue online matching Doctors around the world.


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REBUILDING AMERICA BY BUILDING AFRICA


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Here is a partial list of open positions in the Medical Services Sector in Africa.





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JobCompanyJob CountryLocationCreated Date
Regional Adviser (Health Management Support)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgypt-07 October 2011
Coordinador/a de ProyectoMedecins Du MondeAngolaBenguela-Angola07 October 2011
Health Specialist (MNT and Routine)UNICEF-SenegalSenegalDakar-Senegal06 October 2011
Essential Drugs ManagerUNICEF ZimbabweZimbabweHarare-Zimbabwe03 October 2011
Country Health DirectorMEDICAL EMERGENCY RELIEF INTERNATIONAL (MERLIN)South SudanJuba-South Sudan27 September 2011
Pharmacy CoordinatorAnglo AmericanSouth AfricaNorth West Province-South Africa26 September 2011
Emergency Medical CoordinatorInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaMisurata-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya23 September 2011
Oficial Tecnico, Serviços ClinicosFamily Health InternationalMozambiqueMaputo-Mozambique22 September 2011
Senior Technical Officer, ClinicalFamily Health InternationalMozambique-22 September 2011
Director Health Systems and Services DevelopmentWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt22 September 2011
Health Commodities Management Specialist, Primary Health Care ProjectManagement Systems International (MSI)Middle EastBaghdad-Iraq-Middle East22 September 2011
Rehabilitation PsychologistInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaBenghazi-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya21 September 2011
Rehabilitation Program CoordinatorInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaNon Location Specific-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya21 September 2011
PsychiatristInternational Medical CorpsChadAbeche-Chad21 September 2011
Rehabilitation PsychologistInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaMisurata-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya21 September 2011
Senior Health Specialist (MNCH and PMTCT)UNICEF KenyaKenyaNairobi-Kenya15 September 2011
Case Management Specialist – Communicable DiseasesMalaria ConsortiumUgandaKampala-Uganda15 September 2011
National Professional Officer, Stop Tuberculosis (STB)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONMiddle EastAfghanistan-Middle East12 September 2011
National Professional Officer, Programme ManagementWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONChina / AsiaIslamabad Pakistan12 September 2011
Emergency CoordinatorWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSouth SudanJuba-South Sudan12 September 2011
Director, Health Systems and Services DevelopmentWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt12 September 2011
Emergency Medical CoordinatorInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaMisurata-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya31 August 2011
Medical Doctor-AnesthesiologistInternational Medical CorpsMiddle EastAfghanistan-Middle East31 August 2011
Medical Doctor-Emergency Medicine Specialist TrainerInternational Medical CorpsMiddle EastAfghanistan-Middle East31 August 2011
Medical Doctor-Internal Medicine Specialist – TrainerInternational Medical CorpsMiddle EastAfghanistan-Middle East31 August 2011
Medical Doctor-General Surgeon – TrainerInternational Medical CorpsMiddle EastAfghanistan-Middle East31 August 2011
PsychiatristInternational Medical CorpsChadN’Djaména-Chad31 August 2011
Clinical Advisor x2International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs (ICAP)-LesothoLesothoMaseru-Lesotho24 August 2011
TB/HIV Technical AdvisorInternational Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs-ICAP-TanzaniaTanzaniaDar es Salaam-Tanzania24 August 2011
Chiefs of Party, HIV/AIDS Prevention/OVC ProgramsPACT InternationalNigeriaAbuja-Nigeria15 August 2011
Technical Expert – HIV/AIDSInternational Medical CorpsNigeriaAbuja-Nigeria15 August 2011
Strategic Information Associate – DDIUFUTURES GROUP InternationalZambiaLusaka-Zambia15 August 2011
Reproductive Health Technical AdvisorPopulation Services International (PSI)BeninCotonou-Benin12 August 2011
Public Health/Communicable Disease SpecialistMONTROSE AFRICA LtdUgandaKampala-Uganda09 August 2011
Medical CoordinatorDignitas InternationalMalawiZomba-Malawi31 January 2011
Logistician (H/F)Medecins Du MondeDR CongoTanganyika-DR Congo31 January 2011
Medical Director/ Surgeon With Endoscopy SkillsGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda21 July 2011
Director Of IVF (Must have Obstetrics & Gynaecology With Laparoscopy Skills)Gulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda21 July 2011
Clinical DirectorPartners In Health -RwandaRwandaKayonza, Kirehe, and Burera Districts-Rwanda20 July 2011
OBGYN Program ManagerINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEELiberiaZorzor-Liberia19 July 2011
Health CoordinatorMEDICAL EMERGENCY RELIEF INTERNATIONAL (MERLIN)LiberiaMonrovia-Liberia18 July 2011
Mentor DoctorClinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)ZimbabweHarare-Zimbabwe13 July 2011
Medical OfficerWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Medical Officer (Surgical and Trauma Management)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONKenyaNairobi-Kenya14 July 2011
Medical Officer for HIV care and PMTCTWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
National Professional Officer (Human Resources Capacity Building)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSomaliaBosasso-Somalia14 July 2011
National Professional Officer (Human Resources Capacity Building)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSomaliaHargeisa-Somalia14 July 2011
National Professional Officer (Human Resources Capacity Building)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSomaliaMogadishu-Somalia14 July 2011
Regional Adviser (Educational Development & Training)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Regional Adviser (Essential Medicines and Pharmaceutical Policies)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Regional Advisor(Health Management Support)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Regional Staff Physician (RSP)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Techncial OfficerWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSudanKhartoum-Sudan14 July 2011
Technical Officer – Secondary Health CareWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSouth SudanJuba-South Sudan14 July 2011
Technical Officer, Mental Health and Substance AbuseWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt14 July 2011
Reproductive Health Advisor (local candidates only)ELIZABET GLASER PEDIATRIC AIDS FOUNDATION (EGPAF)LesothoMaseru-Lesotho13 July 2011
Pharmacist AdvisorSave The ChildrenNigerNiamey-Niger13 July 2011
Médecin spécialisé en Santé PubliqueUNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMEDR CongoBukavu-DR Congo12 July 2011
Health CoordinatorMEDICAL EMERGENCY RELIEF INTERNATIONAL (MERLIN)LiberiaMonrovia-Liberia12 July 2011
Doctorat en MédecineWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONCentral African RepublicBangui-Central African Republic08 July 2011
Health CoordinatorMEDICAL EMERGENCY RELIEF INTERNATIONAL (MERLIN)LiberiaMonrovia-Liberia08 July 2011
A MENTAL HEALTH REFERENT (M/F)Medecins Du MondeLiberiaGbarnga-Liberia07 July 2011
Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Analyst (Re-advertisemnt)UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMESouth SudanJuba-South Sudan06 July 2011
Doctorat en MédecineUNITED NATIONSCentral African RepublicBangui-Central African Republic05 July 2011
Medical DirectorInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaTripoli-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya16 June 2011
Program Manager – Psychosocial/Mental HealthInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaTripoli-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya16 June 2011
PsychiatristInternational Medical CorpsChadN’Djaména-Chad16 June 2011
SENIOR HIV AND AIDS PROGRAMME MANAGERTearfundZambiaLusaka-Zambia14 June 2011
Oficial Técnico Sénior-National OnlyFamily Health InternationalMozambiqueMaputo-Mozambique13 June 2011
Assessor Clínico-National OnlyFamily Health InternationalMozambiqueNiassa-Mozambique13 June 2011
Medical Officer – HIVWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSouth SudanJuba-South Sudan06 June 2011
Medical Officer – HSS (Health System Strengthening)WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSouth SudanJuba-South Sudan06 June 2011
Technical OfficerWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSouth SudanWau-South Sudan06 June 2011
Technical Officer, Mental Health and Substance AbuseWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONEgyptCairo-Egypt06 June 2011
Intensive Care NursesGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda27 May 2011
Theatre NursesGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda27 May 2011
Anaesthetic NursesGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Consultant Specialists-Obstetrics & GynaecologistGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Consultant Specialists-ENT SurgeonGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Consultant Specialists-Laparoscopy SurgeonGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Consultant Specialists-Upper & Lower GI Endoscopy SurgeonGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Consultant Specialists-Orthopaedic SurgeonGulu Independent Hospital (GIH)-UgandaUgandaGulu-Uganda26 May 2011
Emergency Health Programme ManagerMEDICAL EMERGENCY RELIEF INTERNATIONAL (MERLIN)LiberiaHarper, Maryland, with regular visits to Grand Gedeh-Liberia25 May 2011
Medical DirectorInternational Medical CorpsLibyan Arab JamahiriyaTripoli-Libyan Arab Jamahiriya24 May 2011
Emergency Medical CoordinatorINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEEChadN’Djaména-Chad17 May 2011
Emergency Medical CoordinatorINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEELiberiaNimba County-Liberia17 May 2011
Medical DoctorINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEELiberiaSanniquellie-Liberia16 May 2011
PHARMACIEN SPÉCIALISTE EN APPROVISIONNEMENT, CONTRÔLE DE STOCK ET CONTRÔLE QUALITÉ (NATIONAL)UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMETogoLome-Togo16 May 2011
Clinical Management AssociatePartners In Health -RwandaRwandaKigali-Rwanda12 May 2011
Case Management Specialist – Communicable DiseasesMalaria ConsortiumUgandaKampala with extensive travel to programme sites-Uganda09 May 2011
Medical OfficerMalaria ConsortiumSouth SudanJuba-South Sudan09 May 2011
Chief of PartyFUTURES GROUP InternationalNigeriaLagos-Nigeria28 April 2011
Chief of Party/Program Manager, HMIS/Informatics ComponentFUTURES GROUP InternationalUgandaKampala-Uganda28 April 2011
HIV Prevention AdvisorFUTURES GROUP InternationalNigeriaNon Location Specific-Nigeria28 April 2011
Clinical DirectorPartners In Health -RwandaRwandaKigali-Rwanda26 April 2011
PsychiatristInternational Medical CorpsChadAbeche-Chad27 April 2011
General PractitionerAnglo AmericanSouth AfricaNorth West Province-South Africa26 April 2011
Medical Officer Blood Transfusion SafetyWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONSudanKhartoum-Sudan20 April 2011
Malaria Program CoordinatorAMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL (ARC)South SudanJuba-South Sudan12 April 2011
National Professional Officer Essential Medicines & Pharmaceutical Policies
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Saturday, October 8, 2011

Getting the Obama Administration to support the Civil Rights to Platinum Rights Jobs Movement

You support is needed this Petition goes straight to the White House Administration and our best opportunity to connect to our Heritage while creating jobs in America building the equipment needed for Africa.

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we petition the obama administration to:

Support the Civil Rights to Platinum Rights Jobs Movement created to rebuild America while building Africa.

On Nelson Mandela's Birthday The Africa Heritage Society Launched the CIVIL RIGHTS TO PLATINUM RIGHTS Movement to celebrate UN Resolution 64/169 declaring 2011 THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT. This is a Petition for the the Funding and Support of a Global Concert Series called 2011 SONGS FOR AFRICA. We are asking The United Nations, World Bank, IMF, US Trade Rep Ron Kirk, President Obama, the Congress and US. Corporation to support this effort to create 2011 Hours of Programming related to the achievements of people of African Descent Past, Present and Future. It is estimated there are 40 Million African Americans and as many as 400 Million people of African Descent in the World. It is time for us to create Jobs and Recurring Income by Connecting Africans Globally.


Signatures needed by November 07, 2011 to reach goal of 25,000


24,999


Total signatures on this petition


1



Signatures: 1 of 1






creator

Jay O


Saint Albans, NY

October 08, 2011

Signature # 1





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HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY REVEREND JOSEPH LOWERY!!

Without the sacrifice of those before us there would be no US. Thank you for your example of Leadership Dr. Lowery!! We hear you loud and clear and appreciate the example you and others have laid before us. Now as we move from Civil Rights to Platinum Rights for All Humans and those of us of African Descent. Celebrate United Nations Resolution 64/169 proclaiming 2011 THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT. IT'S HERITAGE TIME!!

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HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY REVEREND JOSEPH LOWERY!! Keeping the Dream Alive through Leadership! See His Definition and Example to Future Leaders!

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HAPPY 90th BIRTHDAY REVEREND JOSEPH LOWERY!!
Rev. Joseph Lowery’s Definition of Leadership

Joseph Echols Lowery (born October 6, 1921) is a minister in the United Methodist Church and leader in the American civil rights movement. He later became the third president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, after Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and his immediate successor, Rev. Dr. Ralph David Abernathy, and participated in most of the major activities of the African-American Civil Rights Movement of the ’60s.


In 2004 Rev. Dr. Lowery was honored at the “International Civil Rights Walk of Fame” at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, located in Atlanta, Georgia. According to the National Park Service, the Walk of Fame was created “to give recognition to those courageous soldiers of justice who sacrificed and struggled to make equality a reality for all.”[1]


Joseph E. Lowery was born to LeRoy and Dora Lowery on October 6, 1921. He attended middle school in Chicago while staying with relatives, but he returned to Huntsville, Alabama, to complete high school. He next attended the Knoxville College and Alabama A&M College, before finishing his bachelor of arts degree at Paine College in Augusta, Georgia. Lowery next entered the Paine Theological Seminary to become a Methodist minister. Rev. Lowery is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.


Later on, he completed a doctorate of divinity degree at the Chicago Ecumenical Institute.[2] He married Evelyn Gibson in 1950, a civil rights activist and leader in her own right. She is the sister of the late Rev. Dr. Harry Gibson an activist, and Elder member of the Northern Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church, Chicago Area.


Dr. and Mrs. Lowery have three daughters: Yvonne Kennedy, Karen Lowery, and Cheryl Lowery-Osborne.


American civil rights career


Lowery was pastor of the Warren Street United Methodist Church, in Mobile, Alabama from 1952 until 1961. His career in the civil rights movement began in the early 1950s in Mobile, Alabama. After Rosa Parks‘ arrest in 1955, Lowery helped lead the Montgomery bus boycott. He headed the Alabama Civic Affairs Association, an organization devoted to the desegregation of buses and public places. In 1957, along with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lowery founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and subsequently led the organization as its president from 1977 to 1997.


Lowery’s property was seized in 1959 along with that of other civil rights leaders by the State of Alabama as part of the settlement of a libel suit. The Supreme Court of the United States later ordered this court decision to be reversed. At the request of Dr. King, Lowery led the Selma to Montgomery march of 1965. Lowery is a co-founder and former president of the Black Leadership Forum, a consortium of Black advocacy groups. This Forum protested the existence of Apartheid in South Africa from the mid-1970s through the end of the white-minority rule there. Joseph Lowery was among the first five Black men to be arrested outside the South African Embassy in Washington, D.C., during the Free South Africa movement. Lowery served as the pastor of Cascade United Methodist Church in Atlanta from 1986 through 1992, adding over a thousand members and leaving the church with 10 acres (40,000 m2) of land.


Lowery is now retired from the ministry, but he remains active in the civil rights movement and in Christian activities.


To honor Reverend Lowery, the city government of Atlanta renamed Ashby Street for him. Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard is just west of downtown Atlanta and runs north-south beginning at West Marietta Street near the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology and stretching to White Street in the “West End” neighborhood, running past Atlanta’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Clark Atlanta University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, and Morris Brown College. Perhaps not coincidentally, this street intersects both Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive and the Ralph David Abernathy Expressway.


Reverend Lowery has advocated for LGBT civil rights,[3] including civil unions, but is more hesitant on same-sex marriage.[4]


Awards


Reverend Joseph E. Lowery has received several awards. The NAACP gave him an award at its 1997 convention for, “dean of the civil rights movement,” and Lifetime Achievement Award. He has also received the Martin Luther King Jr. Center Peace Award and the National Urban League‘s Whitney M. Young, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004. Ebony has named him one of the 15 greatest black preachers, describing him as, “the consummate voice of biblical social relevancy, a focused voice, speaking truth to power.” Lowery has also received several honorary doctorates from colleges and universities including, Dillard University, Morehouse College, Alabama State University, University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Emory University. Lowery was Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama on July 30, 2009.[5] He was also given the Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Award by the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute that year.[6]


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