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“The True worth of a race must be measured by the character of its womanhood.” Mother Mary McCloud Bethune (As in all of my posts, underlined words are links.) I am dedicating all of my remaining posts this year to Black African American females because a race can rise no higher than its’ females. Some …
“The True worth of a race must be measured by the character of its womanhood.” Mother Mary McCloud Bethune (As in all of my posts, underlined words are links.) I am dedicating all of my remaining posts this year to Black African American females because a race can rise no higher than its’ females. We …
“The True worth of a race must be measured by the character of its womanhood.” Mother Mary McCloud Bethune (As in all of my posts, underlined words are links.) The official celebration of Black History began in America in 1926 when Dr. Carter G. Woodson established “Black History Week.” Every February we will dust off …
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“The True worth of a race must be measured by the character of its womanhood.” Mother Mary McCloud Bethune Before I go any further, I must insert this disclaimer. When I told my girlfriend the title of this post, she said, “You can’t call women nappy headed ho’s,” and she was correct. I would …
Today is the thirty-second National Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, which President Ronald Reagan (As in all of my posts, underlined words are links.) signed into law on November 2, 1983. Last Saturday my girlfriend and I attended Augusta’s Martin Luther King, Jr. parade and as I do every time I go, I wondered how …
Immediately after the lynching of Michael Brown, (All underlined words are links.) the “Black Civil Rights Leaders,” along with the “Black Clergy” begged for “justice.” For several days, there was rioting, looting and prayer vigils, peppered with a whole lot of rhetoric, demanding that justice “be served,” or “No justice, No peace.” The talk was …
The noted French naturalist, Jean Henri Fabre placed over a dozen (all underlined words are links) processionary caterpillars in a single file around the rim of a dirt-filled flowerpot. He then placed their preferred food in the center of the flowerpot, within sight and easy reach of the caterpillars. As the lead caterpillar proceeded to move around the …
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