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Many               post-secondary               education               opportunities               abound               in               Florida,               including               a               number               of               community               colleges.

With               tuition               prices               rising               in               the               state's               public               universities,               Florida               community               colleges               are               becoming               more               and               more               popular               for               the               great               bargain               they               truly               are.

Offering               dozens               of               Associate               in               Arts               and               Associate               in               Science               degrees,               as               well               as               certificates               and               several               other               educational               programs,               Florida               community               colleges               make               affordable               alternatives               to               costlier               universities               and               private               colleges.

Furthermore,               for               those               who               do               intend               to               earn               a               Bachelor's               degree               from               a               university,               Florida               community               colleges               offer               the               first               two               years               of               general               requirements--the               same               ones               offered               at               a               state               university--for               community               college               tuition               prices.

Obtaining               the               first               half               of               a               four-year-degree               program               through               community               college               credits               then               transferring               to               a               university               for               the               remaining               two               years               can               save               a               student               potentially               thousands               of               dollars.

And               because               of               laws               that               allow               for               easy               transfer               of               A.A.-holding               students               to               state               universities,               there               are               few               headaches               when               it               comes               time               to               transfer               those               community               college               credits               to               a               state               university.

There               are               28               Florida               community               colleges,               and               while               each               offers               unique               opportunities,               this               list               below               includes               10               which               are               especially               noteworthy               institutions.
               Daytona               Beach               College               
               P.O.

Box               2811               
               Daytona               Beach,               Florida               32120-2811               
               (386)               506-3000
               Located               near               the               beautiful               beaches               of               Florida's               Atlantic               coast,               Daytona               Beach               Community               College               has               seven               campuses               and               offers               Bachelors               degrees,               Associate               degrees,               and               Technical               degrees               in               a               variety               of               fields               and               is               known               for               offering               opportunities               to               those               wanting               to               obtain               a               high-school               diploma,               needing               evening,               summer,               or               independent-study               courses,               and               English               as               a               Second               Language               courses.
               Edison               College               
               P.

O.

Box               60210               
               Fort               Myers,               Florida,               33906-6210               
               (239)               489-9300
               With               four               campuses               in               the               Southwest               Florida               Gulf               coast               city               of               Fort               Meyers,               Edison               College               offers               Bachelors               degrees,               Associates               degrees,               and               certificates               with               courses               both               on               campus               and               via               its               distance               learning               program.

Edison               College               offers               several               A.S.

degrees               in               medical               fields               and               was               ranked               20th               in               the               nation               for               its               A.S.

nursing               program.
               Florida               Community               College               at               Jacksonville               
               501               West               State               Street               
               Jacksonville,               Florida,               32202-4076               
               (904)               632-3000
               Jacksonville,               located               in               northeastern               Florida               only               miles               south               of               the               Georgia               border,               is               the               home               of               Florida               Community               College               at               Jacksonville,               which               has               campuses               and               learning               centers               conveniently               located               for               students               seeking               A.A.

A.S.

and               A.A.S.

degrees,               certificates,               and               a               small               but               growing               number               of               Bachelors               degrees.

On-campus               and               distance               learning               courses               are               offered.

Florida               Community               College               at               Jacksonville               has               a               particularly               large               and               diverse               student               body,               consisted               of               more               than               64,000               people               from               roughly               120               nations               during               2005-2006.
               Hillsborough               Community               College               
               P.O.

Box               31227               
               Tampa,               Florida               33631-3127               
               (813)               253-7000
               Hillsborough               Community               College,               right               across               the               street               from               the               stadium               where               the               NFL's               Tampa               Bay               Buccaneers               play,               has               six               campuses               located               throughout               Tampa.

Hillsborough               Community               College               offers               several               A.A.

and               A.S.

degree               programs,               and               offers               many               programs               in               the               sciences               and               medical               fields               such               as               computers               and               internet               technology,               environmental               sciences,               nursing,               radiology,               and               pharmacy.

Hillsborough               Community               College               has               a               growing               catalog               of               distance-learning               courses,               and               has               numerous               weekend               and               evening               course               offerings.
               Miami               Dade               College               
               300               N.

E.

Second               Avenue               
               Miami,               Florida,               33132-2297               
               (305)               237-3316
               Located               in               the               vibrant               tourist               mecca               of               Miami,               Miami               Dade               College               is               a               massive               community               college               with               over               160,000               students               over               eight               campuses               and               dozens               of               degree               programs               leading               to               Associates               degrees,               Bachelors               degrees,               technical               degrees               and               certificates.

Fitting               for               its               location               in               a               city               with               a               truly               international               identity,               when               Miami               Dade               College               opened               in               the               1960s               as               Dade               County               Junior               College,               the               school               became               Florida's               first               racially               integrated               junior               college.

Today,               as               the               school               has               grown               and               changed               with               society,               so               it               has,               too,               with               learning               technology;               Miami               Dade               College               offers               many               distance               learning               courses.
               Pasco-Hernando               Community               College               
               10230               Ridge               Road               
               New               Port               Richey,               Florida,               34654-5199               
               (727)               847-2727
               Pasco-Hernando               Community               College               is               conveniently               located               in               two               counties               popularly               referred               to               as               Tampa's               bedroom               communities---the               far-flung               towns               north               of               Tampa.

Pasco               and               Hernando               counties               have               been               experiencing               massive               population               booms               since               the               1980s,               when               Tampa's               suburbs               crept               north.

Pasco-Hernando               Community               College               is               the               newest               addition               to               Florida's               community               college               system               and               serves               students               who               want               an               opportunity               for               higher               education               without               having               to               commute               dozens               of               miles               south               to               the               community               college               campuses               located               in               Hillsborough               and               Pinellas               county,               at               the               heart               of               Tampa               Bay.

Pasco-Hernando               Community               College               offers               A.A.

and               A.S.

programs               as               well               as               a               G.E.D.

preparedness               program.

With               four               campuses,               day               and               evening               courses,               and               a               distance-learning               program,               Pasco-Hernando               Community               College               can               be               a               convenient               option               for               anybody               seeking               a               college               degree.
               Pensacola               Junior               College               
               1000               College               Boulevard               
               Pensacola,               Florida,               32504-8898               
               (850)               484-1000
               Set               in               the               extreme               western               Florida               Panhandle               near               the               Alabama               border,               Pensacola               Junior               College               has               been               serving               students               since               1948               and               offers               a               broad               range               of               A.A.,               A.S.,               A.A.S.

degrees               and               certificates---over               100               majors               and               study               focuses               in               all,               offered               on               five               campuses.

Pensacola               Junior               College               also               offers               Adult               Basic               Education               courses               and               Continuing               Education               courses.
               St.

Petersburg               College               
               P.O.

Box               13489               
               St.

Petersburg,               Florida,               33733-3489               
               (727)               341-3600
               St.

Petersburg               College               has               ten               campuses               throughout               the               Gulf               coast               county               of               Pinellas,               just               twenty               minutes               west               of               Tampa.

St.

Petersburg               College,               opened               in               1927               and               was               for               decades               a               two-year               college               until               2001,               when               it               became               the               first               Florida               community               college               to               offer               Bachelor's               degrees,               which               now               number               20-programs               including               banking,               nursing,               paralegal,               veterinarian               technology.

St.

Petersburg               College               also               offers               A.A.

and               A.S.

degrees               as               well               as               certificates,               and               has               students               throughout               the               U.S.

and               from               all               over               the               world               enrolled               in               the               school's               extensive               distance-learning               program.
               Tallahassee               Community               College               
               444               Appleyard               Drive               
               Tallahassee,               Florida,               32304-2895               
               (850)               201-6200
               Located               in               Florida's               capital               city,               Tallahasse               Community               College               is               recognized               and               honored               for               its               standing               as               among               Community               College               Week's               Top               100               schools               in               the               number               of               Associates               Degrees               awarded,               and               was               ranked               15th               in               the               nation               in               terms               of               the               number               of               college               degrees               awarded               to               blacks.

Tallahassee               Community               College               also               holds               the               top               spot               in               the               state               for               the               highest               percentage               (75%)               of               Associate               degree               holders               who               transfer               to               a               university               within               one               year.

And               Tallahassee               Community               College               makes               it               convenient               for               its               students               to               earn               a               Bachelor's               degree;               the               school's               relationship               with               Flagler               College,               Embry-Riddle               Aeronautical               University,               Barry               University               and               St.

Leo               University               allows               Tallahassee               Community               College               students               to               earn               Bachelor's               degrees               while               at               the               two-year               school's               campus.
               Valencia               Community               College               
               P.

O.

Box               3028               
               Orlando,               Florida               32802-3028               
               (407)               299-5000
               Amid               the               bustle               and               tourist               attractions               that               make               up               Orlando               is               Valencia               Community               College,               with               over               50,000               students               on               the               school's               four               campuses               and               two               learning               centers.

Valencia               Community               College               has               grown               to               become               the               state's               third               largest               community               college               and               offers,               along               with               an               array               of               degree               programs,               a               plethora               of               career               training               and               educational               partnerships               with               hundreds               of               corporations               and               businesses               in               the               dynamic               and               diverse               Orlando               area               and               beyond.
               Resources:
               http://www.valenciacc.edu/aboutus/whoweare/history.cfm               
               http://www.fldoe.org/cc/colleges.asp               
               http://www.spcollege.edu/webcentral/welcome/facts.htm               
               http://www.dbcc.cc.fl.us/12_current.htm#10               
               http://www.edison.edu/               
               http://www.fccj.cc.fl.us/friends/index.html               
               http://www.mdc.edu/main/about/               
               http://www.phcc.edu/about/               
               http://www.pjc.edu/visitors/aboutPJC/PJCBrief.aspx               
               http://www.tcc.fl.edu/about_tcc






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    This               article               will               offer               a               quick               glance               into               some               of               the               many               influential               male               and               female               Black               Americans               who               paved               the               way               for               equality               and               acceptance.

    Rosa               Parks
                   She               is               often               referred               to               as               the               "mother               of               civil               rights."               On               December               1st,               1955               -               Rosa               Parks               became               a               permanent               and               important               part               of               American               History               books               all               over               the               country.
                   Rosa               Louise               McCauley               was               born               on               February               4th,               1913               in               the               state               of               Alabama.

    She               completed               her               schooling               at               the               age               of               11               and               was               enrolled               into               the               Montgomery               Industrial               School               for               Girls               (also               known               as               Miss               White's               School               for               Girls.)               She               went               on               to               Alabama               State               Teacher's               College               High               School,               but               was               unable               to               graduate               with               her               class               due               her               the               illness               and               death               of               her               grandmother,               Rose.
                   When               the               future               mother               of               civil               rights               planned               to               return               to               Teacher's               College;               her               mother               also               became               very               sick               -               and               so               Rosa               stayed               to               care               for               the               home               and               for               her               mother.

    It               was               not               until               1934               that               she               would               finally               receive               her               high               school               diploma,               two               years               after               her               marriage               to               Raymond               Parks               (in               1932.)
                   After               her               famous               date               with               destiny               on               December               1st,               1955               forever               shape               history               as               we               know               it.

    With               the               help               of               Dr.

    King,               she               organized               and               promoted               a               boycott               of               the               city               bus               line               that               lasted               over               a               year.

    She               also               participated,               promoted               and               organized               several               other               sit-ins,               eat-ins,               and               other               various               causes               to               promote               equality               between               the               races.
                   In               1957,               Rosa               Parks               moved               to               Detroit               Michigan               where               she               would               later               become               an               important               part               of               the               African               Methodist               Episcopal               Church               (in               1964.)
                   During               her               lifetime               she               had               received               more               than               43               honorary               doctorates;               among               hundreds               of               certificates,               awards,               plaques               and               the               keys               to               many,               many               cities               around               the               country.

    She               also               received               the               Medal               of               Freedom,               which               is               the               highest               award               given               to               a               civilian               citizen.

    She               passed               away               on               October               24th,               2005.
                   February               4th               is               Mrs.

    Rosa               Parks'               Day               in               the               state               of               Michigan.
                   Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.
                   Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    is               one               of               the               most               well-respected,               well-recognized               civil               rights               leaders               that               the               world               has               ever               seen.

    He               is               well-known               for               his               speech               "that               one               day               this               nation               will               rise               up               and               live               out               the               true               meaning               of               its               creed:               we               hold               these               truths               to               be               self               evident,               that               all               men               are               created               equal."
                   Born               January               15th,               1929               in               Atlanta,               Georgia               -               Dr.

    Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    would               begin               his               journey               into               history               books               everywhere.

    At               the               young               age               of               15,               Dr.

    King               was               already               enrolled               into               Morehouse               College               and               graduated               in               1948               with               a               Bachelor               of               Arts               in               Sociology.

    Soon               after               he               would               also               enroll               at               Crozer               Theological               Seminary               in               Pennsylvania               and               graduate               with               a               Bachelor               of               Divinity               in               1951.

    The               ambitious               Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    would               continue               his               studies               further               at               Boston               University               -               where               he               would               receive               his               PhD               in               1955.
                   Dr.

    King               began               his               career               as               the               pastor               of               a               local               church               in               Montgomery,               Alabama.

    It               would               be               there               that               he               would               become               the               mastermind               behind               the               one               of               the               most               influential               civil               rights               movements               in               history               -               mobilizing               the               Black               and               African               American               community               to               boycott               the               public               bus               system               for               13               months.

    (This               was               in               response               to               Rosa               Parks,               who               refused               to               give               up               her               bus               seat               to               a               white               passenger               in               the               north.)
                   In               August               of               1963               -               more               than               250               thousand               White               and               Black               Americans               would               storm               Washington               -               during               the               famous               "I               Have               a               Dream"               speech.

    One               year               later,               Dr.

    Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    would               be               the               youngest               person               to               receive               the               Nobel               Peace               Prize,               at               the               age               of               35.
                   During               his               travels               to               Memphis,               Tennessee,               a               sniper               shot               Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    on               April               4th,               1968.

    He               would               pass               away               later               that               day;               and               it               would               not               be               until               March               1969               that               James               Earl               Ray               would               plead               guilty               to               the               murder               of               one               of               the               most               influential               men               in               American               history.

    James               Earl               Ray               was               sentenced               to               99               years               in               prison               and               passed               away               in               1998.
                   Sojourner               Truth
                   It               is               estimated               that               Sojourner               Truth               was               born               in               1979.

    Her               real               name               was               Isabella               Baumfree,               and               she               was               born               into               American               slavery.

    She               had               12               brothers               and               sisters               -               all               of               whom               were               slaves               of               Colonel               Johannes               Hardenbergh,               at               an               estate               located               95               miles               north               of               New               York               City.
                   In               1806,               Isabella               was               sold               at               auction               with               a               flock               of               sheep               for               approximately               100               dollars.

    Two               years               later               she               would               be               sold               again               for               105               dollars,               and               sold               yet               again               in               1810               for               175               dollars.
                   It               was               not               until               1815               that               Sojourner               would               fall               in               love               with               a               man               named               Robert               -               who               would               be               beaten               for               their               love               and               Truth               never               saw               him.

    In               1817               she               would               be               forced               into               marriage               by               her               owner               to               another               slave               by               the               name               of               Thomas.

    Sojourner               Truth               had               one               child               -               Diana,               who               was               fathered               by               Robert,               and               four               children               -               Elizabeth,               Hannah,               Sophia               and               Peter,               who               were               fathered               by               Thomas.
                   In               1826,               Sojourner               Truth               would               flee               her               slavery               status               with               her               youngest               daughter,               Sophia               -               slavery               in               the               state               of               New               York               would               be               not               be               abolished               until               a               year               later               on               July               4th,               1827.

    Her               other               child,               Peter               was               sold               to               a               slave               owner               in               Alabama               -               and               Sojourner               Truth               would               win               court               battles               to               get               her               son               back.
                   In               1843               on               the               first               day               of               June,               Isabella               changed               her               name               to               Sojourner               Truth               -               telling               her               friends               "The               Spirit               calls               me,               and               I               must               go."               It               was               then               that               she               began               to               make               her               way               around               the               United               States               preaching               about               abolition.

    She               also               supported               women's               rights               and               religious               tolerance.

    In               1851               in               the               state               of               Ohio,               she               would               deliver               her               most               famous               speech               -               "Ain't               I               a               Woman?"
                   More               than               10               years               later,               in               1857               she               would               purchase               a               house               in               Harmonia,               Michigan               (just               west               of               Battle               Creek.)               She               would               go               on               to               meet               President               Abraham               Lincoln               in               1864               and               she               would               also               go               on               to               force               desegregation.

    In               1867               she               would               move               from               Harmonia               to               Battle               Creek.
                   Before               Sojourner               Truth               passed               away,               a               Grand               Rapids               Eagle               reporter               came               to               interview               her               -               "Her               face               was               drawn               and               emaciated               and               she               was               apparently               suffering               great               pain.

    Her               eyes               were               very               bright               and               mind               alert               although               it               was               difficult               for               her               to               talk."               Her               last               words               to               the               interviewer               were:               "Be               a               follower               of               Jesus."
                   Sojourner               Truth               would               pass               away               on               November               26th,               1883               in               Battle               Creek               Michigan               -               and               be               buried               at               the               Oak               Hill               Cemetery               in               Battle               Creek               with               her               family.
                   Jesse               Jackson
                   He               was               born               Jesse               Louis               Jackson,               Sr.

    on               October               8th,               1941               in               Greenville,               South               Carolina               to               a               16               year               old               mother               named               Helen               Burns.

    His               father,               Noah               Louis               Robinson               was               a               professional               boxer               and               was               married               to               another               woman               at               the               time               of               Jesse's               birth.

    His               mother               would               marry               2               years               after               his               birth               and               Charles               Henry               Jackson               would               adopt               Jesse               when               he               turned               16.
                   Jesse               Jackson               attended               a               segregated               high               school               in               the               city               of               Greenville,               graduating               in               1959.

    He               would               go               on               to               attend               the               University               of               Illinois               -               which               was               one               of               the               integrated               schools.

    A               year               into               college               he               would               transfer               to               Greensboro,               North               Carolina               to               attend               to               North               Carolina               A&T.

    Upon               graduation,               he               would               go               on               to               attend               Chicago               Theological               Seminary               only               to               drop               out               in               1966.
                   Prior               to               this,               in               1962               he               would               marry               Jacqueline               Lavina               Brown               in               1962               and               they               would               bear               5               children:               Santita,               Jesse               Jr,               Jonathan               Luther,               Yusef               DuBois               and               Jacqueline               Lavinia.

    He               is               also               noted               to               have               had               an               affair               -               leading               to               the               birth               of               his               daughter,               Ashley               in               1999.

    This               created               a               public               scandal               and               Reverend               Jackson               withdrew               from               the               public               temporarily.
                   Jackson               became               ordained               as               a               minister               in               1968               and               he               would               go               on               to               be               awarded               an               honorary               theological               doctorate               in               1990.

    He               also               received               a               Master               of               Divinity               degree               in               2000.
                   During               his               lifetime               he               would               participate               in               marches               organized               by               Dr.

    Martin               Luther               King,               Jr;               as               well               as               working               with               the               Southern               Christian               Leadership               Conference               in               Chicago.

    He               was               personally               selected               to               be               the               head               of               the               SCLC's               "Operation               Breadbasket"               and               this               would               lead               to               his               promotion               to               director               soon               after.
                   After               the               death               of               Martin               Luther               King,               Jr.

    -               Jesse               Jackson               would               continue               on               to               organize               the               Rainbow               Coalition;               Operation               PUSH,               Rainbow               PUSH,               as               well               as               the               National               Youth               Movement.

    To               this               day,               Reverend               Jesse               Jackson               continues               to               be               an               active               part               of               the               community               and               the               world               around               him.
                   Harriet               Tubman
                   Araminta               Ross'               birth               has               been               argued               about               by               several               historians.

    Her               date               of               birth               ranges               from               1820,               1822,               1815;               and               she               personally               believed               her               date               of               birth               was               1825.

    Her               mother               was               a               cook               for               the               family               that               owned               them,               while               her               father               was               a               woodsman               who               worked               timber               on               the               plantation.

    She               had               8               brothers               and               sisters               (Linah,               Mariah               Ritty,               Soph,               Robert,               Ben,               Rachel,               Henry,               and               Moses.)
                   During               her               childhood,               Harriet               (as               she               would               later               call               herself)               suffered               a               serious               head               injury.

    One               afternoon               she               came               across               an               escaped               slave,               the               owner               demanded               that               she               help               catch               and               restrain               the               slave               but               she               refused.

    The               owner               would               throw               a               large               weight               and               it               would               crack               her               skull.

    Two               days               later               her               own               owner               would               force               her               back               onto               the               field.

    Soon               after               she               would               be               put               up               for               sale,               but               her               owner               would               have               no               such               luck               passing               her               on.

    She               would               suffer               seizures               for               the               rest               of               her               life.

    It               has               been               suggested               that               she               "suffered               from               temporal               lobe               epilepsy"               from               the               injury.
                   Sometime               during               the               1840s,               Harriet               would               marry               John               Tubman.

    Marriage               was               difficult               for               them,               because               Harriet               was               still               a               slave               while               John               was               a               free               man               -               any               children               Harriet               would               bear               would               be               forced               into               slavery.
                   Illness               plagued               Harriet               throughout               her               life,               and               her               sale               was               attempted               several               times               -               but               no               one               would               buy               a               sick               slave.

    Finally,               she               would               escape               from               slavery               in               1849.

    Harriet               would               lead               a               difficult               life,               but               would               be               very               active               in               helping               those               around               her.
                   She               is               perhaps               most               well               known               for               her               work               with               the               Underground               Railroad               where               she               led               13               missions               to               help               free               more               than               70               slaves.

    She               was               also               extremely               active               in               women's               suffrage.
                   Harriet               Tubman               passed               away               on               March               10th,               1913               was               laid               to               rest               at               Fort               Hill               Cemetery               with               military               honors.
                   Jackie               Robinson
                   In               1919,               Jack               Roosevelt               Robinson               was               born               in               the               city               of               Cairo,               Georgia.

    His               mother,               Mallie               would               raise               Jackie               and               her               other               four               children               on               her               own.
                   At               an               early               age,               Jackie               proved               to               be               more               than               above               average               in               sports.

    He               was               the               first               athlete               to               win               varsity               letters               in               baseball,               track,               football,               and               basketball               at               UCLA.

    He               would               be               named               to               the               All-American               Football               Team;               however               due               to               lack               of               money               he               was               unable               to               stay               in               college.
                   He               enlisted               in               the               U.S.

    army               and               worked               his               way               up               to               second               lieutenant               -               unfortunately               he               was               court-martialed               because               of               several               racial               discrimination               incidents.
                   In               1946               Jackie               Robinson               would               marry               nursing               student               Rachel               Isum.

    They               would               have               three               children:               Jackie               Jr.,               David,               and               Sharon.
                   After               a               single               season               playing               in               the               Negro               Baseball               League,               Jackie               Robinson               would               be               picked               up               by               the               Brooklyn               Dodgers               in               1947.

    From               the               moment               he               put               on               that               uniform,               Jackie               became               an               icon               for               the               integration               of               players               and               fans               during               sporting               events.

    At               the               end               of               his               first               season               with               the               Brooklyn               Dodgers,               he               would               become               the               National               League               Rookie               of               the               Year.

    Two               years               later               he               would               be               chosen               as               the               National               League's               Most               Valuable               Player               of               the               Year               and               in               the               early               1960s               he               would               be               inducted               into               the               Baseball               Hall               Of               Fame.
                   Jackie               Robinson               passed               away               on               October               24th,               1972.
                   -               -               -
                   Sources               Cited:
                   http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/studentnews/01/13/one.sheet.mlk.background/
                   http://www.history.com/minisites/blackhistory
                   http://www.rosaparks.org/bio.html
                   http://www.jackierobinson.com/about/bio.html
                   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Jackson
                   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sojourner_Truth
                   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_Tubman






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