New York Slave Revolt ► Throwback Thursday
We have to go all the way back to 1712, before this country was even a country, for this week’s Throwback Thursday.
At the time New York City was merely a small town, in a province of Britain, on the opposite side of the Atlantic Ocean. The crown colony known as New York (as opposed to old York, of course) was much larger than the current state. It included “all of the present U.S. states of New York, New Jersey, Delaware ...
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Lorry Woods had a great smile & a great idea to meet the voters in Coconut
Grove. The Not Now Silly Newsroom’s Head Writer will get to it eventually
Headly Westerfield, Not ...
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An app that allows me to pretend
I’m being sketched on the beach.
Hold on, dear readers! It’s that time of the month when I pull back the curtain like Toto ...
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Some of the parking lots described in this post.
Background: Looking south towards the E.W.F. Stirrup
House, dwarfed by The Monstrosity, aka ...
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A billboard erected in my honour will look nothing like this.
Howdy to new readers. Old readers know Unpacking The Writer as the monthly post where I pull back the curtain ...
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The foundations of our new government are laid, its
cornerstone rests, upon the great truth that the negro is not equal to
the white man; that slavery, subordination to the superior race, ...
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Hello again, dear readers. For newbies: Unpacking the Writer is the monthly series in which I expose some of the wrinkles of being a Writer for Hire.
I’m excited about a ...
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CLICK to enlarge: Red lines represent streets
never built, despite being on original planning maps.
I’ve written about Marler Avenue previously (Read Part Two of Where The Sidewalk Ends, Racism Begins). ...
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This will be a short Unpacking The Writer this month. For the uninitiated, Unpacking the Writer is the monthly feature in which I pull back the curtain and share some ...
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Welcome to another exciting episode of Unpacking the Writer, the monthly column in which I pull back the curtain — Wizard of Oz-like — and expose some of the inner-workings ...
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DATELINE: Morgantown, West Virginia – As part of the 2nd Annual Sunrise to Canton Road Trip for Research, the Not Now Silly Newsroom sent ace investigative reporter Headly Westerfield to ...
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Spent yesterday at the Ann Arbor Art Fair. That’s where I encountered this Foxite. It was tempting to jump into the shot, but then I remembered guarding David Onley on ...
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Our next destination in Where The Sidewalk Ends, Racism Begins.
This path runs along another section of The Colour Line in
Coconut Grove. Note the fence. We’ll get back to ...
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