SynergyBlog takes a moment of pride to introduce you to Rachel’s 102-year old grandfather, James Kearney. Grandpa Kearney is definitely the light of his family’s life. As he raised his 18 children, the Arkansas sharecropper had very little money, but a whole lot of spirit! Even though his family faced numerous racial challenges and had [...]
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Point of Privilege: My 102-Year Old Grandfather
Posted in Education, Family, tagged African American Education, Blacks at Ivy League Colleges, Education, God, Importance of Education, Minority Education, NAACP 100 Years on February 15, 2009 | 12 Comments »
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