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Rosa Parks (1913-2005)

IN LOVING MEMORY

As God would suffer it, Rosa Parks refused to give her seat up on the bus, which caused people of color to realize they were living in bondage, in the country that boasted of being the land of the free, and the home of the brave.  -- Amelia Boynton Robinson

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Inspirational voices, true leaders

Gallery of great artists, scientists, and leaders

Pythagoras, one of the first to distinguish man from the beasts Pythagoras, one of the first to distinguish man from the beasts
Solon, great mind of Greece
Socrates, the man who absolutely defines the sublime
Plato, founder of all great traditions in what we call Christian European culture
Lord Jesus Christ Lord Jesus Christ
France's martyred Jeanne d'Arc
Dante Alighieri, truly human
Nicholas of Cusa, visionary behind the modern sovereign nation-state
Leonardo da Vinci, devoted to uplifting the spirits of all men and women
Johann Sebastian Bach, unleasher of the cognitive powers of human imagination
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composer of beauty in scientifically rigorous works of classical music
Ludwig van Beethoven, composer of the theme for mass freedom movements
Gottfried Leibniz, founder of economic science
Carl Friedrich Gauss, made the correct statement of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra
Bernhard Riemann, great scientist
Moses Mendelssohn, great defender of Renaissance thought and the virtues of Judaism who is today an essential inspiration to fighters agaisnt fascism and injustice.
Friedrich Schiller, poet of freedom
Ben Franklin, founding father Ben Franklin, founding father
Alexander Hamilton, great thinker and great man
John Quincy Adams, patriot whose accomplishments prepared the way for Abraham Lincoln's victories, and the triumph of the American System
Abraham Lincoln, great, hard-fought victor over the British monarchy's puppet, the Confederacy
Sun Yat-sen, one of the three great proponents of the American System of the twentieth century
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Fighter of fascism, defender of the American System, architect of the original Bretton Woods system
Martin Luther King, followed in the imitation of Christ, to spend his mortal life wisely, for the sake of the betterment of future humanity Martin Luther King, followed in the imitation of Christ, to spend his mortal life wisely, for the sake of the betterment of future humanity
Lyndon LaRouche, the modern-day Socrates Lyndon LaRouche, the modern-day Socrates