# Dorothy Height
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Dorothy Irene Height (March 24, 1912 – April 20, 2010) was an American civil rights and women's rights activist. She focused on the issues of African American women, including unemployment, illiteracy, and voter awareness. Height is credited as the first leader in the civil rights movement to recognize inequality for women and African Americans as problems that should be considered as a whole.
199. Rev. Shavon Arline-Bradley on Leading NCNW: Black Women, Faith, and the Fight for Justice
In this inspiring episode of The Legal Lens, Reverend. Shavon Arline-Bradley—President and CEO of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW)—joins host Angela Reddock-Wright to discuss the historic organization’s 90 years of advocacy and direct action for Black women, families, and communities. Dr.…
Freedom, Power, and the Black-Led Charter Revolution
This week, we sit down with Dr. Patricia Brantley, CEO of Friendship Public Charter Schools in D.C., to discuss what it truly means to lead with freedom and power. Dr. Brantley, who learned the definition of purpose-driven work from civil rights legend Dr. Dorothy Height, shares how she built a Bla…
From Harriet To Hidden Figures: Women Who Built The World
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Start with a question: who is the woman who changed your life? We set out to honor Women’s History Month by pulling together the names you know, the names history buried, and the names you carry at your kitchen table. From Harriet Tubman’s precision under fire to Ida B. Wells’s fea…
You Gon Learn Today
Every major movement has leaders whose stories often remain untold. This episode shines a light on Dr. Dorothy Height. A trailblazing social worker who fought for racial and gender equity. From civil rights to health disparities, we connect her legacy to the realities of today, showing why her work…
Community Builders: The Art of Lifting as We Climb
Join Erica as we unlock the power of lifting as you climb—because success isn’t meant to be solo. Women like Mary Church Terrell, Dorothy Height, and Fannie Lou Hamer demonstrated that true leadership is measured by how many others you elevate along the way.
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March 24 - Dorothy Height is Born
On this day in Labor History the year was 1912. That was the birthday of Dorothy Height, a Civil Rights leader and a champion for black women domestic workers. Domestic workers had largely been left out of the labor protections passed as part of the New Deal.
Vol 36 - A Conversation with Pat Brantley, CEO of Friendship Public Schools
Pat Brantley — CEO of Friendship Public Schools and a 2026 inductee into the National Charter School Hall of Fame — joins Jed Wallace and Andy Rotherham for a WonkyFolk conversation recorded live in front of an audience at Friendship's Armstrong campus in Washington, DC.
Pat traces her path from Ne…
Gotham FC is Moving to Queens and our Women's Pro Baseball Team Revealed: The NY Heights
Solo episode! I covered two hot-off-the-press news items from this week: 1) Gotham FC is officially coming to NYC and moving the team to Etihad Park in Queens, NYCFC's new $780M stadium. 2) The Women’s Professional Baseball League revealed team names and logos ahead of opening day on August 1st. Ou…
Breaking News “Women’s Pro Baseball League to Debut Summer 2026” (Emergency Pod episode)
Episode Description: This episode covers the exciting debut of the Women's Pro Baseball League set for August 2026, marking a historic moment in women's sports.
We explore the league’s origins, the inspiration behind the team names, and key details about the inaugural season, highlighting its sign…
Women's Pro Baseball is Back After 70 Years
After 70+ years, women’s pro baseball is back. The inaugural season of the WPBL kicks off tomorrow, August 1st. My perfect girlfriend and GS alum Sabine joined me to talk through a brief history of women’s pro ball, what we know about the WPBL so far, and an overview of the NY Heights’ roster.
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