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Meet the Leadership of the PSCA 

NAME                   

Ms. Pat "Jack" Kemp                   
      
Mr. V. I.  Prewitt                         

Ms. Secunda Steele

Ms. Eloise "Weezie" Prewitt            
                    
Mr. Michael "Mike" Jackson
Mr. Gary Sullivan
 
Kelly Sullivan                       
                  
Ms. Shirley Williams                 


                     

                      BOARD OF DIRECTORS

                    Cynthia Perryman (President)

                 C'Lelata Wilson Calvin (Secretary)

                     Sam Carpenter (Treasurer)





SUPPORTERS: Numerous Community Volunteers
POSITION

President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Special Advisors


Special Assistant

Community Awareness
Ambassador
 
PASSIONATE PEOPLE:
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Our Logo/Seal 

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The logo/seal includes the organization's name, with an inner and outer circle (a circle is a universal symbol with extensive meaning. It represents the notions of totality, wholeness, original perfection, the Self, the infinite, eternity, timelessness, all cyclic movement, and GOD) along with a periwinkle (flower) in the middle – why the periwinkle?

 

Certain scholars believed that the periwinkle flower was the most common wildflower brought to the gravesites of enslaved Americans. In addition, the perennial flower has guided researchers to many abandoned burial grounds that would have otherwise gone undetected.

 

In summary, the resilient periwinkle is the symbol that represents the endurance of enslaved Americans and their legacy. 

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