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Rev. Willie Barrow, Chicago civil rights activist, dies at 90

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Barrow said she always sought to be close to those with power in the civil rights movement. "I opened my house up to all of the powerful women in the movement Coretta Scott King, Dorothy Height, Addie Wyatt," she once told The Chicago Sun-Times. "That's how I learned."

Date

Mar 12, 2015

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U.S.

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Rev. Willie T. Barrow, 'Little Warrior,' was civil rights leader, mentor

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I opened my house up to all of the powerful women in the movement Coretta Scott King, Dorothy Height, Addie Wyatt. I hung around with the people that had the power. Thats how I learned, she once told the Sun-Times.

Date

Mar 12, 2015

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U.S.

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Addie L. Wyatt

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Addie L. Wyatt (ne Cameron; March 8, 1924 March 28, 2012) was a leader in the United States Labor movement, and a civil rights activist. Wyatt is known for...

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Addie L . Wyatt

About:

Born:

08 March 1924 • Brookhaven, MS

Died:

28 March 2012 • Chicago, IL

Spouse:

Claude S. Wyatt Jr.

Children:

Renaldo Wyatt
Claude S. Wyatt III

Parents:

Ambrose Cameron
Maggie Nolan Cameron

Work:

Position:

Packer • Vice president • Minister • CEO • Typist

Education:

Area of science:

Leadership

Specialty:

Director • Leader

Skills & Activities:

Skill:

Leadership abilities

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Echoes from Calvary: Meditations on Franz Joseph Haydn's The Seven Last Words of Christ

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This is a book that is certain to stir the soul with echoes, in both music and words, of the passion of Christ. That event transcends time or season; its power to uplift and inspire is endless. In 1786 Franz Joseph Haydn wrote what he considered to be his greatest composition, The Seven Last Words o...

Author

Richard Young

Binding

Paperback

Pages

244

Publisher

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

ISBN #

0742543846

EAN Code

9780742543843