 
 <prompt> text: ```Read di tori and ansa di kweshons.

(CNN) -- Civil rights activist Dorothy Height, wey dey 98 years old, still dey for "very serious, but stable condition" on Saturday, according to her friend and spokeswoman. 

Plenty tori about Height death show face for internet on Saturday, especially for di social networking site Twitter, where her name dey trend. Wikipedia sef briefly report Height death. 

Height still dey for hospital, according to Alexis Herman, her friend and former secretary of labor under President Bill Clinton. Height bin dey admitted to Howard University Hospital earlier dis week. Dem never give full details about her condition. 

"We dey grateful for di professional care wey her doctors dey give her," Herman tok for one written statement. "We especially thank everybody for your thoughts, prayers and support during dis challenging time." 

Height, wey turn 98 on Wednesday, na chair and president emerita of the National Council of Negro Women. For di 1960s, she work with civil rights pioneers like the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., future U.S. Rep. John Lewis and A. Philip Randolph. 

She don dey active for civil rights since di New Deal era, according to her biography for di National Council of Negro Women's website. 

As leader of the United Christian Youth Movement of North America wey start for 1933, "she work to prevent lynching, desegregate di armed forces, reform di criminal justice system and for free access to public accommodations," di website tok. 

She bin dey elected president of the NCNW for 1957 and she hold di post until 1998. 

CNN's Lindy Royce contribute to dis report. 



1. who report Height death?
2. ebi like say di report na true?
3. wetin be her condition?
4. how her condition be on Saturday?
5. when she be elected president of the NCNW?
6. how long she hold dat job?
7. how old she be?
8. when be her last birthday?
9. who she work alongside for 1960?
10. who be some notable ones?
11. which group she be leader of for 1933?
12. wetin she dey active in since di New Deal era?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Wikipedia
2. No
3. We no get extra tori about her condition for now.
4. serious well well, but she dey stable
5. 1957
6. reach 1998
7. 98
8. Wednesday
9. people wey fight for civil rights
10. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., future U.S. Rep. John Lewis and A. Philip Randolph.
11. United Christian Youth Movement of North America
12. Yes``` 