August 24th (current)
Because you are born on the date of August 24th, it means you are born to play the 2 of Clubs with a King of Clubs personality.
The 2 of Clubs is the primary pattern of your life. It is like your Avatar. It's your entrance token to the game of your life.
The King of Clubs is the secondary pattern of your life. It reflects your outward personality and may rule your behavior.
Famous people born on August 24th
All of these people share your cards to play. Like you, they were born to play the 2 of Clubs overlaid with a King of Clubs personality.
Born to play the 2 of Clubs / King of Clubs
Following a conversion experience and becoming an evangelical Christian he became one of the leading English abolitionists; starting in 1787, he headed the parliamentary campaign against the British slave trade until he succeeded with the passage of the Slave Trade Act of 1807 which prohibited the slave trade; he continued fighting for the complete abolition of slavery, which led to the Slavery Abolition Ace of 1833 which abolished slavery in the British Empire; he died just three days after hearing that the passage of the Act through Parliament was assured
Argentine writer, regarded as one of the greats of 20th century literature whose style heralded the beginning of the genre of magical realism; he is considered to have opened the way to a remarkable generation of Spanish American novelists and to have helped focus attention on literature from South America
Carlo Gambino
Italian-American mob boss who started the Gambino family, which still operates today and later became the head of The Commission, which is the organization of mafia bosses that controls and regulates mafia activity
Historian and playwright best known for his highly influential 1980 publication A People's History of the United States, which sought to establish an alternative narrative about American history by arguing that it was largely the product of exploitation of a majority by an elite; the book is required reading in many American high schools but was strongly criticized by historians across the political spectrum
Leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) who was for many years branded a terrorist; he received the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize for working for peace with Israeli leaders
Marsha P. Johnson
Born as Malcolm Michaels, she was one of the most prominent advocates for gay rights from the 1960s-90s; she was a pioneering transgender activist best remembered for her calls for socio-economic justice and support for marginalized groups in society; she was a key figure in the 1969 Stonewall riots, which helped galvanize a more assertive, even militant, gay-rights movement in pursuit of her goal "to see gay people liberated and free and to have equal rights that other people have in America."
Brazilian author whose most famous book is The Alchemist; his books have been translated into 80 languages and he has sold over a hundred million copies of his books worldwide
Prolific British actor, comedian, and television personality who wrote and produced an award-winning documentary series entitled Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive, in which he explored his bipolar disorder
Cal Ripken Jr.
Nicknamed "The Iron Man," he played 21 seasons in major league baseball for the Baltimore Orioles, and is best known for breaking Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played
American actress who is the only deaf performer to win the Academy Award for Best Actress, which she won for "Children of a Lesser God"
Acclaimed American filmmaker who is the first black woman to have a film she directed, "Selma" be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture; her documentary film "The 13th" was also nominated for best Documentary Feature Film
American stand-up comedian, writer, and producer who is widely regarded as a comic genius and a voice of conscience in American culture