Category Archives: integration

WHY MLK DAY? GRANDMA TELLS…

“Grandma, why did we have the day off school?  They said it is MLK Memorial Day.” Well, Child, let me tell you what I know. First, MLK stands for Martin Luther King.  He was a famous man because he brought … Continue reading

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RACIAL ISSUES AND ME – BLACK MEMORABILIA 2

As I write this tonight I feel like I am going to war with a feather duster for a weapon.  When I watch the news I am overwhelmed by the damage being done to our nation under the guise of … Continue reading

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RACISM AND ME – BLACK MEMORABILIA

I’m a collector; at least I was a collector.  Fans, dolls, books, sheet music, magazines, black memorabilia.  The black memorabilia didn’t last long because it was too high priced for my pocketbook!  I was told that it was so high … Continue reading

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RACIAL ISSUES AND ME, REBLOG -COMING OUT OF THE CLOSET

This is a post from July ’19. I’m back with a bang.  A new discovery – so I’ve finally decided to “come out of the closet” and face it head on. BY 2019 STANDARDS, I AM A RACIST!  I’m white.  … Continue reading

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INTEGRATED SCHOOL – CHAOS/VICTORY

“We’ll hire you but I suppose you want in the northwest schools, so I’m not sure just where you will be placed,” so said the personnel director. “No,” I replied, “I have a sociology degree and I am interested in … Continue reading

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COMING OUT OF THE CLOSET

I’m back with a bang.  A new discovery – so I’ve finally decided to “come out of the closet” and face it head on. BY 2019 STANDARDS, I AM A RACIST!  I’m white.  No other color can be a racist; … Continue reading

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