Shirley Chisholm

Shirley Chisam Shirley Chisher, the first African-American woman elected to Congress, was born in Brooklyn on 30th November 1924. She is one of the most profound and respected women, not only women but also colored women. She made a lot of contributions to women's movement and society. Shirley began to be interested in politics in the 1940s. She joined a political club where members of the community gathered with parliamentarians and committees to discuss urban issues. Shirley began to notice the difference between white and black people.

Shirley Chisholm (1972) - Shirley Chisam is the first female civil servant nominated for Democratic presidential candidate, the first African American. Tizam was the first black woman elected to the US Congress and served in Washington for 14 years. She won 430,000 votes in the 1972 presidential campaign, and the candidate for that year won 152 representatives at the Democratic Party of George McGovern. Lenora Fulani (1988) - Lenora Fulani built a history when first voted in all 50 states in 1988. As a psychologist and community activist, Flani is a candidate for a new alliance party, focusing on racial equality and political reform. She won 217,000 votes. This was the highest number of candidates for women at the time.

Radical things can happen during the President's cycle. In 1972, Charlie Chisam became the first black woman to run for presidency of major parties. Her "Unbought & Unbossed" campaign is an extreme act against the main party system to some extent against the black space dominated by black people. Chisholm '72: Please look at buying without buying Shola Lynch. This year, I saw a similar, but incomparable, presidential elementary school. Bernie Sanders, who calls himself a democratic socialist party, runs for the president of the United States and opposes many of our representatives, Hillary Clinton. Now that the elementary school is over, the election is rapidly approaching I will cast a favor for voting in November this year.