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Category Archives: history
Sally St. Clair or Clare- An African American Woman. A Revolutionary War Solider.
Anyone who has been following my blog knows I look for events and people who history has overlooked moreso than those history rave over to blog about. I find many of these stories very interesting to write about. I found … Continue reading
Posted in African American History, Freedom, history, love story, Lovers, women, Women Warriors
Tagged black minute men, Sally St. Claire, women, Women in combat
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A troubling but powerful respond to this earlier post-Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond
This was posted two years ago. It came to mind again with the uncertainty so many families are facing. One of you all wrote a respond to this post so powerful and so strong that I wanted to share it … Continue reading
Here are 15 pieces of people-focused good news you might have missed this year.
This year has been like none other in recent memory. I hope the next year brings more sunshine to dry the tears. We all need some good news even if it is mixed with some sadness. Here are 15 pieces … Continue reading
Writers are to make people think. Appeal to the social consciousness of readers.
Posted in author, Freedom, gift, history, pain and suffering, paranormal romance,, Personal thoughts, quotes, writers
Tagged books, inspiration, life, Milton, Moby, Poe, think, thoughts, writer
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Tartarus and Paradise-Old Breton ballad
I writes a lot of historical fictions and have to do lots of research. But I’m often coming across very intriguing facts about places and time periods. Writing in certain time periods it very difficult to avoid discussing religion if … Continue reading
Saints who could bilocate. Time Travel or Teleport.
Several of you brought up the subject of bilocating and time traveler along side the topic of Time Walkers. It’s an intriguing subject. Does it exist? I guess that depends on who you asked. If biblical speaking inquiring. Yes, it … Continue reading
Posted in books, Clash with the Immortals, futuristic, heaven, hell, history, Holy, paranormal romance,, saints, Spirit Realm, spirits, spirituality
Tagged bilocating, Time Walker
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“They said she couldn’t become a writer recognized by the world, but she did it.”
Zora Neale Hurston is perhaps one of the greatest American writers to have ever lived. The reason being she recorded America as it truly was and still is depending on who you are and where you live. Without work like … Continue reading
Posted in ANNOUNCEMENTTS, anthropology, Artists, author, Best Seller, black people, fierce, Folklore, history, paranormal romance,
Tagged historian, novelist, trailblazer, trials, Zora Hurston
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Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History.
“If you are told you are too opinionated. Then good. You just might make history or herstory.” ~ Alice’s MiddleMarch
Posted in discussion, history, leadership, legend, life, personality types
Tagged changer, poster, well-behaved, women
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DEVADASI -What was Devadasi system in South India?
This topic has been on my mind since learning although the practice was made illegal in 1988 it still exist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08nvXZQf-cA [In my research for a book character I discovered some disturbing things.] The tradition of Devadasi culture can be … Continue reading
Posted in atrocity, black people, children, Civil Rights, crimes, discussion, family, girl, girls, Gods and Goddesses, history, religion, women
Tagged castes, Dalits, goddess, gods, India, Mahari dance, prostitutes, temple
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