Black History Month

Stone Mountain

So yesterday I was reading about the Apollo 16 moon landing and how NASA had enhanced the video shot on the moon from 12 fps to 60 fps. Fps stands for frames per second. The […]

Black History Month

Harriet Ann Jacobs

Excerts from: “Incidents In The Life Of A Slave Girl” © 1861 “Another neighbor was a Mrs. Wade. At no hour of the day was there cessation of the lash on her premises. Her labors […]

Black History Month

The Thibodaux Massacre

We have all heard about most of the early 19th and 20th century massacres of African Americans. Names like Rosewood and Tulsa come to mind. We are not going to delve deeply into the events […]

Black History Month

Bubble Gum

Through the pass 400 years African American’s have contributed much to the story of the American experience. In the last 150 years through unrelenting bias and racism we have pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps […]

Black History Month

Annie Lee Moss

A friend of mine and I were having a discussion about the President. During the discussion I mentioned that the President reminded me of Joe McCarthy. That’s him on the left. Joe McCarthy was a […]

Black History Month

On The Down Low

Racist have been killing black men, women and children brought over from Africa to be slaves in America since the early 1600’s. History is replete with scores of rebellions by blacks and whites against the […]