Resolution to honor Juno Frankie Pierce, founder of Tennessee Vocational School for Colored Girls.
This resolution honors Juno Frankie Pierce, founder of the Tennessee Vocational School for Colored Girls, for her lifelong advocacy and contributions to the well-being of generations. Born in 1864, Pierce attended the McKee School and later founded the vocational school in 1921. She also served as president of the Negro Women's Reconstruction League and founded the Nashville Federation of Colored Women's Clubs. The resolution recognizes her impact on Nashville and Tennessee.
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