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Oprah Winfrey
1.What has this person contributed to society? Is it personal, a foundation or an organization? He has donated money to help poor people, including many children in Africa, which gave gifts. In his program has been talk of bestiality, abuse of dogs in breeding and treatment animals suffer in factory farms. Equality between animals and humans is a recurringtheme in their programs.
2.What were his struggler in order to achieve this goal? Her situation was so bad that at age thirteen decided to run away from home. So, he thought, when the arrest would lead her to her father's house in Nashville.Oprah, at age 19, he began to flirt with the world of communication, working as a reporter at a radio stationin Nashville, and later entered the University of Tennessee, where even won several beauty contests.
3.what was this person’s dream? What did she wrant to accomplish?
His first venture into the small screen, lasted for eight years, largely thanks to its special ability cámara.Al before the age of 30, Winfrey took another step forward in his career. The WSL-TV in Chicago the hires to presenthis own morning show, the AM Chicago. In a few months get the talk-show set at number 1 of the audience. The real reason for the success of this program was its host, and this is reflected in September 1985, when the AM Chicago became The Oprah Winfrey Show
4.How does this person inspire others?
for their hard work many people follow Oprah as is well known and very feisty, she wants to get it pastthat a lot of things in your life that serves as an example to help others.
5.What strategies does this person used to overcome difficulties? What werw they?
Oprah was giving away cars, juicy checks, and tickets to go to Australia, with it, the whole audience in the program (300 people), also the plane that would take him pilotaría John Travolta. In its program
6.Why did you choose thisperson?What did you find interesting?
I chose this person because it is a fighter on what you want. In his life was very difficult had many problems because of their color, but now serves as an example to others who want to overcome in this life.
Carl Stokes
1.What has this person contributed to society? Is it personal, a foundation or an organization? Asmayor, Stokes opened jobs in the City Hall for blacks and women. Although it was not known as a strong administrator, he is remembered for his vision and motivation. Stokes feuded with City Hall and Police Department most of his mandate. He also initiated Cleveland: Now! , A program of public and private funding aimed at revitalizing the neighborhoods of Cleveland. When the Glenville Shootout occurredin Stokes, it was discovered that Fred (Ahmed) Evans, one of the main characters in the conflict had received about $ 6,000 in program funds. As a result, donations began to sink. However, Stokes goes through and was reelected in 1969
2.What were his struggler in order to achieve this goal?
After his mayoral administration, Stokes lecturedat universities around the country. In 1972, he became the first black presenter in New York, when he took a job with the television station WNBC-TV. During his stay in New York, WNBC, Stokes won a New York State Regional Emmy for excellence in art, for an article about the opening of the Paul Robeson play, starring James Earl Jones on Broadway. Accusing NBC not to promote a national brief, hereturned to Cleveland in 1980 and began serving as general counsel for the United Auto Workers union.

3.what was this person’s dream? What did she wrant to accomplish?
After his election, Stokes said, "I can find no more appropriate way to end this appeal, telling you all, in a more serious and the most meaningful way I can, who had never actually met as far as I know that tonight, the whole...