Black History Cat running thru the 28th
James Joyce was an Irish writer and is noted for the novel Ulysses. Ulysses is the Roman name for the Greek hero Odysseus. Odysseus was the man who hid his soldiers in a gigantic hollow […]
So, if you have been reading Hill1News, you know one of my favorite topics is the antebellum South and the Civil War. I take particular delight in detailing how General Tecumseh Sherman burned that symbol […]
While we sit down with family and friends to start enjoying the holiday season, as African Americans we have a lot to be thankful for. One of the things we should be thankful for is […]
So, the United States has just been through one of the most divisive presidential elections in the last 70 years. The contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will be talked about by Russian historians […]
In January of 2013 a young black man named Kendrick Johnson was found dead rolled up in a gymnasium mat. At the time, his death was ruled as an “accident”. His family and most sane […]
So, the Chester race riot in 1917 was one several of the events which led to the bloodiest time in African American history called the Red Summer. The Red Summer happened 1919. George Edmond Hayes, […]
Sometime this month, two candidates will meet on stage for one of the most consequential and historic debates in modern presidential history. Consequential because never before has the United States electorate been so divided and […]
So, a few days ago, I turn on the TV to watch a little news and low and behold there was one of those political black house servants on TV saying in the Jim Crow […]
So, by this time we have all heard that a former president has been found guilty by a jury of his peers and is now a convicted felon. Of course, like a lot of felons […]
Welcome back to Part II of Franklin & Armfield. In our last article we stopped just before the Forks at the Road slave market was established in Natchez, Mississippi… but before we go on, I […]
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