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When two dancers can't sit still. Elyse's first recital. 😍Charlie and I attended a great gathering of supporters for Sen. Jen Jordan yesterday. She is a hard-working Georgia lawmaker who is in it for the people -- not her political survival. We need a lot more folks like her. Lets make that happen in 2020.This. #votethemoutHere's a video of the Black-bellied Whistling-Ducks at my pond. Unbelievably calm -- I followed them in the golf cart -- never appeared scared.Social Media
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Monthly Archives: January 2017
An Apology to Austin — A Commitment to Justice.
Hundreds of us raised our voices and clapped our hands in honor of Austin Callaway — lynched in Troup County, Ga., almost 77 years ago, when he was between 16 and 18 years old. We gathered in the historical Warren … Continue reading
Insuring Justice Today Demands Recognizing Injustices in the Past.
Austin Callaway, an 18-year-old African-American male, allegedly assaulted a white woman on September 7, 1940, in Troup County, Ga. — almost 77 years ago. He was arrested and put in the city jail. That night, a mob of angry, white … Continue reading
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Tagged apology, austin clallaway, justice, karen branan, lagrange, lynchings, racial reconciliation
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“Raise the Glasses, Look Back, and Smile”
(I wrote this eight years ago when I worked for Grimes Publications. So to be accurate, add that number to the ones I mention. In addition, Dad’s batteries ran out Memorial Day, 2016, I parted ways with the paper, went … Continue reading
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Tagged birthdays, family, home, Inspiration, Life, loneliness, resolve
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January Promise
PROMISE I see a January promise from a winter sun, Cold memories fade where the light has begun To softly hint at visions of spring, Tempting the senses and trying to bring… …the future to focus while the past … Continue reading
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