Answer: Story -
In 1951, John H. Johnson was selected as Young Man of the Year by the United States Chamber of Commerce. He was the first African-American to receive such honor. In 1966, he received Spingarn Medal by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for his contributions in the area of race relations.
Born -
January 19, 1918, Arkansas City, AR
Died -
August 8, 2005, Chicago, IL
Spouse -
Eunice W. Johnson
(married at 1941–2005)
Children -
Linda Johnson Rice, John Harold Johnson
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Your IP address, also known as Internet Protocol
Before the use of technology such as computers, information was documented through papers separated in folders. This was a very long and complicated process as people would have to find information by hand, sorting through countless documents. Now, it is much easier and neater to keep information. It can be as easy as digitally searching for someone's name and the computer will sort through countless documents, finding the one you need almost instantly. It is also much less wasteful and safe, as before computers, the use of paper was the only way to permanently keep information, also making documents vulnerable to being lost or stolen.
