"As we retell the stories our elders told, we motivate countless future
generations". eko
Ersula Knox Odom
* Family Historian
* Author
* Essayist
* Life Lyricist
* Mary McLeod Bethune Chautauquan
Life - One Story At A Time
(c) Copyright Sula Too LLC 2006-2011 All rights reserved
"It is amazing how so much of who we are is defined by who we were. I enjoy helping people remember who they were. eko
These one page vignettes will make you think, cry or laugh out loud. The life lessons learned at a grandmother's feet shared with you.
MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE Chautauqua
Dr Bethune comes to life May 17, 1954 sharing her thoughts about Brown vs Board Of Education’s decision. She expounds upon what this means to the tourist concluding their tour of Bethune-Cookman College.
Dr. Bethune will gladly answer questions. After Dr Bethune leaves, Ms. Odom will answer questions regarding the performance.
Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune (1875-1955) was the founder of Bethune-Cookman College. She served as a New Deal government official -- she was one of the 20 highest-level offices held by women in the administration, and the highest held by an African American woman. She was founder of FDR's "black cabinet." She served as president of the National Association of Colored Women. She founded and served as president of the National Council of Negro Women.
Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune
(1875-1955)
Ersula Knox Odom
At Sula's Feet
Publications
eBooks: Here's 50
Ersula's Eassys
At Sula's Feet - eBook
Books: At Sula's Feet - First Editon
At Sula's Feet - Second Edition
MP3: At Sula's Feet MP3 Version
Presentations:
Chautauqua - Mary McLeod Bethune
Here's 50 Online Workshop
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Esspecially the Children's Village
on Saturday and Sunday
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