National Chicken Lady Day

National Chicken Lady Day is celebrated on November 4th to honor the achievements of Dr. Martenia “Tina” Dupree—known as the “Chicken Lady.” Dupree spent more than a decade working in one of the largest restaurant chains specializing in chicken dishes, where she served as Director of Public Relations and earned her famous nickname.

History

Throughout her career, Tina Dupree has inspired millions through motivational courses and development programs for schools, corporations, universities, and religious communities. She is known for seminars that encourage personal responsibility and growth, both in careers and personal relationships. Dupree is also an advocate for black communities, and her appearance on the Trinity Broadcasting Network drew an audience of 10 million viewers.

National Chicken Lady Day originated after a 2001 meeting between Dupree and President George W. Bush. President Bush recognized Dupree’s commitment to education and issued a proclamation officially naming November 4th as National Chicken Lady Day.

Interesting facts

• Tina Dupree has led seminars for representatives of businesses of all sizes, with her events attended by millions.
• Her training methods emphasize personal responsibility, with lessons that extend to all areas of life.
• She is deeply committed to raising awareness about challenges faced by black communities.
• Her talk on the Trinity Broadcasting Network reached 10 million viewers.

How to take part

To celebrate National Chicken Lady Day, take inspiration from Dupree’s advice: never give up on your dreams, set meaningful goals, and work to make them a reality. Share her motivational messages with your family, friends, and followers on social media. Invest in your personal growth, and encourage others to keep learning and reaching for their dreams.

When is National Chicken Lady Day in 2025?

National Chicken Lady Day is observed on November 4 each year.

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