Todd S Burroughs
Narrative Of The Life Of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave.
Written By Himself.
A New Criticial Edition by Angela Y. Davis.
CityLights Books.
256 pp. $12.95.
What, to the feminist, is the life of Frederick Douglass? It is a life that reveals to him and her the power of a man attempting to achieve freedom and finding that to be [...]
The evolution of the white race. “Learn our ways, and perhaps we can cure your insanity,” said the Queen Mother.
Thanks, Google, for linking to this article. Popeye was a great part of my childhood. And of course I loved this particular cartoon.
On the one hand……
On the other hand…….
On the one hand and the other hand…….
One of my students told me about Roosevelt Franklin today. Since I was part of the first generation of “Sesame Street” watchers (I’m 41), the name sounded familiar…….Wow….allathis is so 1969-early 1970s.
And like my mom (also 75 this year), many more, please. Glad the celebration went well.
Here are two views I enjoyed reading.
…..a book like this arrive. Kudos to the author.
Really, a powerful dialogue. Followed by—or preceded by— these important messages. And I was very proud to see my great friend Herb Boyd as one of the moderators.