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Robert L. Dandridge
Hall-of-Fame basketball player Robert Dandridge uses his talents and experience to mentor youth in basketball clinics and education programs.
Norfolk
Themes: Sports and Media
Robert L. Satcher Jr.
The first orthopedic surgeon to fly into space, Robert L. Satcher's mission aboard the space shuttle Atlantis included spacewalks to repair robotic arms on the International Space Station.
Hampton
Themes: Science and Medicine
Robert Russa Moton
Early in the twentieth century, Robert Russa Moton was one of the foremost African American educators in the United States.
Hampton
Themes: Civil Rights and Reform, Education
Robert Walter Johnson
Robert Walter Johnson was a driving force behind the integration of the sport of tennis.
Lynchburg
Themes: Science and Medicine, Sports and Media
Rosa Dixon Bowser
Social reformer Rosa Dixon Bowser was an advocate for civil rights and educational opportunities for African Americans.
Richmond
Ruth Coles Harris
The first African American woman to become a certified public accountant in Virginia, Ruth Coles Harris was also the founding director of the Sydney Lewis School of Business at Virginia Union University.
Recipient of the VABPW Foundation Business…
Recipient of the VABPW Foundation Business…
Richmond
Themes: Business and Entrepreneurship, Education
Sally Imran
A native of Iraq, Sally Imran is currently a student at Blue Ridge Community College, working two full-time jobs.
Blue Ridge
Sally Louisa Tompkins
Appointed a captain in the Confederate army, Sally Tompkins managed a hospital in Richmond during the Civil War.
Richmond
Themes: Military, Science and Medicine
Samuel H. Clark
As a union president from the 1930s to the 1950s, Samuel H. Clark fought for the rights of African-American railroad workers.
Roanoke
Themes: Civil Rights and Reform
Samuel W. Tucker
For decades, civil rights attorney Samuel Tucker fought for African-American equality and school desegregation in the nation's highest courts.
Emporia
Themes: Civil Rights and Reform
