Posts in Visionaries
Facing an Enemy on Two Fronts- Celebrating More Than 80 Years Since The Tuskegee Airmen Claimed Their Place in History By Photographer and Contributor Steve Tabor

In spite of their desire to do their part for their country, African Americans were forced to take lesser roles in the military until the early 1940’s.  This not only pertained to leadership roles, but simpler roles as well.  During World War I, African Americans were not allowed to serve at pilots or even observers in aircraft or observation balloons. 

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Dr. Ken Wright: A Lifelong Dedication to Transforming Pediatric Eye Care By Writer and Contributor Emily McGinn

Dr. Ken Wright, a pediatric ophthalmologist, has helped revolutionize the field of eye surgery over the course of his career. He has become world-famous in his field through writing breakthrough papers and bestselling books about how to conduct eye surgeries to correct issues such as double vision, crossed eyes and eye misalignment.

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We Will Long Remember and Be Ever Grateful By Photographer and Contributor Steve Tabor

Although the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919 and brought an end to the World War that was supposed to be the “War to end all wars,” an armistice was declared seven months earlier on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month between the forces of Germany and the Allied nations that brought a temporary halt to the hostile actions by all parties.

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