Blue cliff record, undeniably outstanding, was Pa-ling's Blown-hair Sword, his answer to the monk's questioning, 7 women, wow! In the collegiate landscape, having more than one valedictorian is highly unusual because colleges typically prefer to recognize students with Latin honors (like summa cum laude ) rather than an individual top rank. However, notable exceptions occur when multiple students finish with identical flawless records. [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ] Highest College Valedictorian Records Spelman College: The all-women’s historically Black college made history when seven graduating seniors were named co-valedictorians, all finishing with a flawless 4.0 GPA. Dubbed the "Spelman Seven," this record-breaking group was celebrated for their collaborative culture. Prior Spelman Records: Spelman College has frequently named multiple valedictorians, with previous classes having four valedictorians in 2025 and five in 2022.
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WOW! You go girls! Flower power, DC sunflowers, Chinese roses. How often does that happen? The Trailblazing Class of 2026 Valedictorians Spoke with the U ATL on Sisterhood, Academic Excellence and the Futures They’re Building Beyond Spelman Spelman College recently announced a record seven valedictorians for the Class of 2026, a historic first for the College. Coined ‘The Spelman Seven’ by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Alexis Sims, Nia-Sarai Perry, Cori’Anna White, Aiyana Ringo, Alyssa Richardson, Sophia Davis and Mariama Diallo all finished with a perfect 4.0 grade point average. In an article written by the AJC’s UATL, the seven valedictorians, the students spoke with reporter Ernie Suggs about their post-graduation plans, their journey to the valedictorian title, and how it feels to share the title with six of their sisters. “Spelman is like a Black girl Disneyland, where we can come and be ourselves and grow in our e...
The Indians know the true story, it was not a tragedy, but a brilliant love story. The white man was a medical doctor and military officer, and Pocahontas became the queen of America. She died in Wyoming, the Indian spirits told me, she didn't die in England, she let herself be captured by the British to go to England, to hurt them on their own land, only to return here, to go deep into interior with her White husband, a royal family member The True Story Behind Disney’s Pocahontas Written By Meera Baswan Contrary to Disney’s portrayal of this well-known ‘family film,’ the true story of Pocahontas is not one of a romance, but a tragedy. Pocahontas was one of the first real-life Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Historical Inaccuracies and Whitewashing: While many may know this historical figure as Pocahontas, to family and those around her, she was known by different names. Her primary name at birth was Amonute, and her secondary name was Matoaka, meaning “flower...
Thieves and liars, treason is what the americans did, why did u never fix this or what u did in Viet Nam? Simple, b/c u are hypocrites, hitting a school in Iran, cowardice galore from ur "great" country, FUCK the usa, FUCK black people, u lying whores and all the other civil rights groups, spies, jewish investigators, etc. who are not better than cheap prostitutes and liars RIP ancestor Tecumseh (c. 1768–1813) was a celebrated Shawnee chief, orator, and military leader who established an intertribal confederacy to resist the westward expansion of the United States. His life was defined by his vision of a unified Indigenous nation that could hold its land in common and withstand the pressures of American settlement. [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ] Key Historical Contributions Tecumseh's Confederacy : He traveled extensively, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico, urging diverse tribes to set aside ancestral rivalries and unite. He argued that no single tribe could sell la...
Rip great ancestor, FUCK the usa Tenskwatawa (The Prophet) c. 1775–1837 Copy Link Email Print Henry Inman, after Charles Bird King / Oil on canvas, c. 1830–33 National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution As a youth, Tenskwatawa lacked the physical abilities of his older siblings, including his brother Tecumseh, the great leader and warrior. Tenskwatawa was so unskilled with weapons that he blinded himself in the right eye with a wayward arrow. Dependent on alcohol as a young man, he sank into a coma in 1805 and almost died. He awoke claiming to have had visions of heaven, populated with American Indians living in the old ways, and hell, populated with “civilized” American Indians consuming large quantities of alcohol. He gave up alcohol and assumed the status of a Shawnee prophet and holy man. Tenskwatawa was endowed with great oratorical skills, and his religious movement quickly spread. In 1808, with Tecumseh, he established Prophet’s Town in the India...