xernona clayton造句

• The Trumpets, first handed out in 1993, were created by TBS consultant Xernona Clayton.
• The Mattel Toy Company created a " Xernona Clayton Barbie " doll in her honor in 2004.
• Xernona Clayton, an Atlantan who knew many of these legends, has brought together the shoes of 17 leaders of the civil rights movement.
• They refuse at this point, " said Xernona Clayton, the project's organizer . " We certainly hope they change their minds.
• Andrew Young, former mayor of Atlanta, Turner Broadcasting corporate vice president Xernona Clayton and Julian Bond, chairman of the NAACP, were also in attendance.
• The Walk of Fame is the brainchild of Xernona Clayton, founder and executive producer of the Trumpet Awards and a civil rights figure in her own right.
• The  Walk of Fame is the brainchild of Xernona Clayton, founder and executive producer of the renowned Trumpet Awards and a civil rights activist in her own right.
• The awards, started in 1993 by TBS corporate consultant Xernona Clayton, will be held Jan . 11 at an invitation-only dinner at CNN Center's Omni Hotel.
• Truth was, Calvin was a very poor racist even before he resigned from the KKK and teamed up with African-American TV celebrity Xernona Clayton to promote racial harmony and Atlanta's Model Cities program.
• Xernona Clayton, founder and executive producer of the annual Trumpet Awards, a Turner-sponsored dinner that achievement by African Americans, said Turner and Fonda had already confirmed they will attend Monday's event.
• The AFC Enterprises Foundation, in conjunction with the National Newspaper Publishers Association, award an annual Xernona Clayton Black Press Scholarship to a student pursuing a doctoral degree in journalism in the amount of $ 10, 000.
• Brady was the great-nephew of Bass Reeves, who was among the first African Americans to receive a commission as a Deputy U . S . Marshal west of the Mississippi River, and the second husband of Xernona Clayton, a civil rights leader.
• As stunning as the announcement was, what was even more startling was Craig's explanation that he had been led to his decision by Xernona Clayton, a black civil rights activist who was in charge of the Atlanta Model Cities program, a federally financed interracial neighborhood improvement group.
• But she ended up in the book, as did five other women who headed a roundtable discussion at the conference sponsored by Kennesaw State University : Gail Evans, CNN vice president; Vicki Escarra, Delta Air Lines vice president; Xernona Clayton, TBS producer; Tina Flaherty, marketing executive; and Betty Siegel, Kennesaw State president.