Susie And Julius Love Character Analysis

Its very evident from the achievements and progression of their offspring, Susie H. Carr and Julius C. Love were determined in their quest to produce African American children of substance. Most notably, Susie and Julius Love gave birth the Most Honorable But Now Deceased Bishop Edgar Amos Love, but as well to their youngest son, John Wesley Love.
Like his brothers (Julius, Edgar, & William), John too attended Howard University. During his matriculation at Howard, John made a point to leave behind a lasting impression. Holding roles in student government as Freshman Class President and leadership roles as President of the History Club and Kappa Sigma Debating Club (just as his brother Edgar A Love). Displaying versatility, John wasn’t simply
With his mother being the first women to be deemed a graduate from The Centenary Biblical Institute in 1878, one can concluded that a very headstrong female figure was amidst the household.
To excel in everything they do, was clearly something exemplified in their parents and characteristically mirrored by all of their children. I admire this family immensely because Susie and Julius understood the obstacles their children would come to face, but still managed to equip their children with an abnormally stable life for the common African American family. Their children, while comfortable, never allowed for compliancy. They worked to progress their family surname and lineage.
The Love family is transparent replica of WEB Dubois’ proclamation of the “talent few”, a concept and idea formulated around the beginning of their families formation; an idea that drives my anxiety to be great. Like John and Edgar Love, I vow to use the tools and opportunities that my parents worked tirelessly to provide my siblings and I to progress the establishment of our family name and lineage, all while advancing the establishments of my