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About this blog

This blog will discuss African American history, politics, and current events. And every so often I’ll add some information from the whileBlack Chronicles you might find interesting.

 

 I’ll begin with this thought. African Americans represent the ideal citizen in America. But we make the same mistake over and over. Any guess as to what that might be?

 

 

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African American Historical Fiction

African Proverb: A Village Without The Elderly is Like A Well Without Water. What Water Is To A Well Elders Are To A Society

Experience the danger, thrill, and tenacity of a family's struggle to protect their legacy in the face of a violent Reconstruction-era South in "If the Elders Call". Bertha and Tucker, two former slaves introduced In “If Cotton Could Talk” have instilled the values of the Elders into their children: Junior, Joan, Joseph, Rose, and Gladys. But when a ruthless sheriff and a wealthy white supremacist target their newfound success, Junior, and his son Earl, must step up and take charge.   
African American Historical Fiction

New Orleans & The Black Lady With Blue Eyes

"If New Orleans Could Talk" Recently relocated to New Orleans, Earl Thomas sets about getting his family settled and in the business of making money so they can get to their next safe destination, Chicago.   This gripping tale of family, freedom, and forbidden dreams is set in early 20th-century New Orleans. Earl and his family are determined to make a better life for themselves, and his daughter Linda is eager to learn, grow, and lead the family out of the South.   Bet
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