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Emerging Leaders 2010
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Political Leaders On the Verge
Who will be the next Barack and Michelle Obama? We take a look at the emerging political players in the trenches—elected officials, activists and local leaders making their mark in the nation’s capital and around the nation.
By Cynthia Gordy
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The citizens of Detroit are grateful to have worked with Angela and Elroy sailor in the past she has know only made her work global and shares it with the country. Congrats Angela
Posted at 3:27PM on November 4th 2009 by Greater Detroit
Lady Dy!! We are so proud of you. Didn't know you were doing all you do in D.C. Keep up the good work.
Posted at 4:36PM on October 25th 2009 by Antionette Thompson
Dy Brown, You make me proud each day! Thank you for not only being a great friend, but a great servant to the community, and an excellent role model for so many young women! Much success to you in your bright future!
Posted at 1:09PM on October 25th 2009 by Dre Whitt
Thanks for recognizing Angela Sailor's hard work and accomplishments. She is indeed an emerging leader who has a bood heart and an ideal skills set for her current position and other leadership position. Jerrie Scott
Posted at 8:21PM on October 24th 2009 by Jerrie Scott
I am so proud of you, Dy; this is a well-deserved honor. And congratualtions to you, Stephanie. Thank You both for carrying on the strong legacy of Howard University.
Posted at 3:40PM on October 24th 2009 by ANASTASIA SMITH
Dear Mr. Johns, When we have faith all things are possible. You are amazing and good things will continue to happen for you as long as you continue to believe and know for whom the light shines. From Dubai, I am very proud of you. BCW
Posted at 11:48AM on October 24th 2009 by Dr. B.
Congratulation Ms. Brown. Keep up the good work.
Posted at 1:10AM on October 24th 2009 by NAACP Life Member
Dy, All I can say is, " I am so proud to call you sister. Upward and onward soror."
Posted at 8:34PM on October 23rd 2009 by Shana Burris
Kenneth D. Cohen, 2nd is a 23 year old community advocate who is currently serving on a local Community Planning Board in NYC. Kenny is also the appointee of Borough President Helen Marshall to the Community Education Council (formerly Community School Board). Mr. Cohen has been active with the NAACP holding various loca, state and national positions since 2003 and at the 2009 Centennial Convention of the Association was unanimously nominate by his peers to serve on the National Board of Directors.
Posted at 2:20PM on October 23rd 2009 by Valerie L. Cohen