Women Warriors
Olivia Hooker
Born in February, 1915 in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Olivia Hooker was just six years old when the Tulsa riots broke out. As she and her three siblings huddled under the family dining room table, hidden by […]
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Born in February, 1915 in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Olivia Hooker was just six years old when the Tulsa riots broke out. As she and her three siblings huddled under the family dining room table, hidden by […]
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“My sister is a warrior because she did the right thing, the honorable thing: going to Iraq when she didn’t have to, because she felt it was the ethical and moral thing to do. That’s […]
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On March 26th we joined the Military Women’s Memorial in a toast to Texas Military Women at Hillwood, Perot Company & Museum in Dallas, Texas. The evening included a tour of Ross Perot’s most beloved […]
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Do you know women who inspire? We are lucky to serve so many and have more than a few on our team! Congratulations to FFWW team members, Shaeli Chapman and Keshia Javis- Jones for their […]
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