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#Book #Review Stella Book 1: Between Slavery and Freedom by Lisa Tetting
Stella is a story that resonates with me and challenged the sensibilities of people who judge others based on the color of their skin. It starts with Cynthia and her boyfriend Alex discussing the fact that Alex is not as invested in the relationship as she would like for him to be. Cynthia wants him… Continue reading
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We Are Standing
A wise woman once said… “We are standing on the edge of History and gazing into eternity” Continue reading
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Super Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse – Coincidence?
Is it a coincidence that The Super Blood Moon takes place surrounding the number 9, the number of judgment? (9/27 and 2+7 is 9) Is it a coincidence that this season of The Strain, where Zombie like Vampires suck your blood and turn you into them, ends on the night of the Super Blood Moon?… Continue reading
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Must Reads – Richard Wright’s Native Son
“As the car lurched over the snow he lifted his eyes and saw black people upon the snow-covered sidewalks. Those people had feelings of fear and shame like his….To Bigger and his kind white people were not really people; they were a sort of great natural force, like a stormy sky looming overhead, or like… Continue reading
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Interracial Blog Feature Update: Schedules
OK, whew. So, I still have minor touch ups to do but I finally have the interviews together and have decided on dates for this series. I am so excited about those who volunteered to participate; your answers blew me away! Ya’ll are not ready for what these wonderful ladies have to tell. I like… Continue reading
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My Pros and Cons of Autumn
Cons: Yea yea yea, it’s officially Autumn, so what. Today marks my least favorite time of the year for the Western part of the world. For one, I don’t celebrate holidays, so this is the time where people look at me like I got 3 eyeballs, a long green nose, and… Continue reading
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Writer’s Quote Wednesday – David McCullough
Welcome back to another Segment of Writer’s Quote Wednesday, hosted by Colleen of Silver Threading. This week, I draw inspiration from David McCullough. I wish I could like this in a post over and over again! So true! Which is why I research as I’m writing :). About The Author: “David McCullough has twice… Continue reading
The PBS Blog 