Julianne Malveaux Essays

Day Convocation overall had only a two fine speakers, it was not organized which effected CAU presentation, and the overall experience was boring. CAU provided several speakers for the convocation, however, only two speakers Betty Clark and Julianne Malveaux stood out of the bunch. Both women had a strong presents that caught the audience attention instantly.

American’s have faced oppression for the different races and genders especially, Women’s suffrage, which fought for the right of women to vote. In the 1960’s, the Civil Rights Movement fought for equal rights and opportunities for African-Americans. African-American women, also referred to as black women, have been an overlooked group in American society. Oppression affected black women in two ways: one for their race and then again for their gender. Historically, black women have been neglected

Margaret Sanger was a famous nurse during the early 1900's whose contributions remain today . Margaret was born September 14, 1879 in Corning New York. Margaret at the time was named Margaret Louise Higgins. Margarets father Michael Hennessey Higgins studied medicine but worked instead as a stone cutter (Steinman, 1998). Her mother was what inspired to become a nurse and focus on women's health and reproduction. Margarets' mother Anne Higgins had been pregnant eighteen times in her life with only

Natalie Hernandez Dec. 17 2017 JRN 101 Jimmy’s World Journalist are people who seek out the truth, and report on the truth to keep the public informed on the world around them. There are ethics that a journalist must follow and these principles include truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness and public accountability; and when reporter Janet Cooke wrote Jimmy’s World, she violated these ethics. Described by many as vivacious, intelligent and stylish, Cooke went from working