Black History Month
What Were You Thinking..
On May 23, 1861 Virginia seceded from the United States by a vote of 132,201 to 37,451. A month earlier Robert Lee had resigned his commission in the United States Army and was placed in […]
Month: September 2022
Black History Month
Hair’s To You
There has been a viral post on social media concerning a 1786 law called the Tignon Law. Before we get into what the law did, first let’s talk about what a Tignon is. Most men […]
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Gee…That’s Too Bad
Today Queen Elizabeth II passed, September 8, 2022. Although I am not British, she has been Queen of England for all my life and I feel a sadness. It is not a profound sadness, but […]
Black History Month
Thanks For The Memories…
When I started to write this article, a tune from long ago popped into my head. It was written by Ralph Rainger and Leo Robison in 1938 and became the signature song of Bob Hope. […]