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Excerpt from the fourth chapter. You Came Here to Die, Didn’t You by Sherie Labedis Thursday, June 23, 1965, Charleston, South Carolina I know the black child is here […]
Excerpt from the fourth chapter. You Came Here to Die, Didn’t You by Sherie Labedis Thursday, June 23, 1965, Charleston, South Carolina I know the black child is here […]
Excerpt from the first chapter of my book – You Came Here to Die, Didn’t You by Sherie Labedis Monday, June 14, 1965, Atlanta, Georgia “You came here to […]
Losing the Democratic Habit YoniAppelbaum It is easy to think that Trump is the cause of all of our problems regardless of whether you agree with him or not. In […]
All over the country, We The People celebrate Hotdogs and Fireworks Day on the Fourth of July. If we attend some official event organized by the powers that be […]
In THE WEEK Magazine, June 21, 2019 under the U.S. at a glance I found this: “The Trump administration plans to move up to 1,400 migrant children in its […]
Please read “An emergency in rural America” by Eli Saslow. Rural America is screaming for medical care. Every presidential candidate should hear those screams and respond to them with programs […]
Hello, I know I have been away a long time. My husband was quite ill and then he passed and I haven’t gotten back to writing. That does not mean, […]
One of my favorite magazines is The Atlantic. Their 2018 issue, Is Democracy Dying is an amazing study of America today. I intend to comment on other articles, but I […]
I haven’t posted in a long time. My husband has been very ill and finally got Hospice care in May. Below is his obituary. Joe “The Bartender” Labedis Mixed his […]
In Loving v. Virginia, U.S.Supreme Court strikes down as unconstitutional laws in 16 states that prohibit interracial marriage. Read more This was the year before I graduated from college – […]
Eighth-grade students graduating from St. Cornelius Catholic School in Pennsylvania will each receive a free bulletproof shield for their backpacks. The rectangular plates are being donated by Unequal Technologies, a […]
In 1965 when I was a volunteer for Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference, I worked in rural South Carolina. That summer nine civil rights workers, SCLC and […]