“My Parents Were Revolutionary” is an exploration of the life lessons and concepts taught by Charles E. Worthy Sr. and Helen A. Shaw Worthy to Chuck Worthy and his sisters when they were growing up.

Click here for Chuck Worthy’s story about his parents.

“We call them Slaves and yes they were bound in slavery, born and lived and died in slavery but oh how Great They Were!! “

Black Heritage Day January 6

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Robert Lloyd

New Reforms to Free Up Cash

Posted on January 5, 2012 by Robert Lloyd

Good Afternoon:

Happy New Year! From the Commission on African American Affairs’ staff and board, we wanted to share some exciting news with you, on the Governor proposals to accelerate Washington State’s economic recovery.

The plan includes new reforms to free up cash for our state’s small businesses to help them grow and hire, as well as strategies to help those hardest hit by the recession to receive the training necessary to land a job and pump more money into our local economies.

Best Wishes Always!
From the staff and board of the Commission on African American Affairs.

Pam Morris
Executive Assistant
Commission on African American Affairs
210 – 11th Ave. Suite 301 A
Olympia, WA 98504-0001
360-725-5664 ( p)
360-586-9501 ( f )

On This Day

Posted on January 5, 2012 by Robert Lloyd

Tue, 1926-01-05

On this date, Hosea Williams was born in, 1926. He was an African-American civil rights activist.

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My Parents Were Revolutionary: Chuck Worthy

“My Parents Were Revolutionary” is an exploration of the life lessons and concepts taught by Charles E. Worthy Sr. and Helen A. Shaw Worthy to Chuck Worthy and his sisters when they were growing up.

Click here for Chuck Worthy’s story about his parents.

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“We call them Slaves and yes they were bound in slavery, born and lived and died in slavery but oh how Great They Were!! “

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Pam Morris
Executive Assistant
Commission on African American Affairs
210 – 11th Ave. Suite 301 A
Olympia, WA 98504-0001
360-725-5664 ( p)
360-586-9501 ( f )

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“My Parents Were Revolutionary” is an exploration of the life lessons and concepts taught by Charles E. Worthy Sr. and Helen A. Shaw Worthy to Chuck Worthy and his sisters when they were growing up.

“We call them Slaves and yes they were bound in slavery, born and lived and died in slavery but oh how Great They Were!! “

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Pam Morris Executive Assistant Commission on African American Affairs 210 – 11th Ave. Suite 301 A Olympia, WA 98504-0001 360-725-5664 ( p) 360-586-9501 ( f )

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Pam Morris
Executive Assistant
Commission on African American Affairs
210 – 11th Ave. Suite 301 A
Olympia, WA 98504-0001
360-725-5664 ( p)
360-586-9501 ( f )