black and white drinking fountains… COLORED or so the label would suggest and as i watch where the waters crest a clearness flows through me you see i really understood what these markers meant mines is not dark nor dense a reflection of my murky tint a constant projection of the contraptions they invent […]
Then Like The Blind Man: ORBIE’S STORY
July 28, 2020 By
While fiction about the 1950s Civil Rights era is far from rare, few capture the period and struggles from the perspective of a white child. Then Like The Blind Man: ORBIE’S STORY is an electrifying porthole to the South of the ‘50s, where, though inane prejudice may have dominated, kindness and justice also had a […]
Free: Shitolian
July 13, 2020 By
black and white drinking fountains COLORED or so the label would suggest and as i watch where the waters crest a clearness flows through me you see i really understood what these markers meant mines is not dark nor dense a reflection of my murky tint a constant projection of the contraptions they invent in […]
The Traveler of Truth (Sojourner Truth) America’s First Superhero
March 4, 2020 By
A slave woman escapes with her infant daughter in the dead of winter then returns to the town she had escaped from to legally outwit her former master, winning freedom for her abused son. She then went on to fight for women’s rights and laid the groundwork for allowing women to vote. All the while, […]
Spite Fences
December 8, 2019 By
It’s 1960 in the Jim Crow south. Everyone knows what side of the tracks they belong on, and the price to be paid for crossing the line. 13-year-old Maggie Pugh needs to decide who she’s going to stand with. $0.99 on Kindle.
