In reading the first ninety-nine pages of Southern Labor and Black Civil Rights: ORGANIZING MEMPHIS WORKERS, I started feeling less...
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Anne Bradstreet In reading Anne Bradstreet’s “The Prologue,” I sense what might be America’s first feminist publication. This poem, printed...
When one thinks of the obstacles that blacks had to overcome in America, there are a few obvious obstructions: the...
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I do not usually do opinion pieces, however, the following was a question asked that I thought worth answering. Does...
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History provides the looking glass through which one can view the past and understand how events happened, and the outcome...
Clark Foreman, 1944 (Right) Clark Foreman, born in 1902, was a privileged, southerner from Atlanta, Georgia. Clark Foreman worked under President...
