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Sunday, September 25, 2016
NMAAHC Grand Opening
The NMAAHC (National African American Museum of History and Culture) Opened this weekend. The website has links to the grand opening ceremony and other information which may help you if you plan a trip to D.C. soon. NMAAHC I found an article on the dishes available in the cafe The museum provides dishes from various regions throughout the United States. Museum Menu
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Author: Civil War lessons still echo
Author: Civil War lessons still echo: American veterans of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan endure many of the same problems experienced by Union Army veterans in the years after the Civil War, according to the author of a book on the subject.
WHY DID YOU SELECT THIS NAME FOR THIS BLOG ?
Ma Lil is a thought provoking fictional story which spans 97 years. It is a rare glimpse into a century of turmoil and struggle as experienced by an African -American family. Lil, the main character, is born a few weeks before the end of slavery.
She marries at sixteen and lives in a small town working with her family as a sharecropper. When she marries she moves to the edge of town. After three years of marriage her husband is killed by the Klan. Lil eventually remarries and raises her daughter, Alexandria Mae. She and her second husband have four children.
The family is tested by adversity. The civil rights movement, a shooting incident during a non-violent civil rights protest, life threatening illness and so much more. Through it all they grow stronger while fighting for their right to live their dreams.
She marries at sixteen and lives in a small town working with her family as a sharecropper. When she marries she moves to the edge of town. After three years of marriage her husband is killed by the Klan. Lil eventually remarries and raises her daughter, Alexandria Mae. She and her second husband have four children.
The family is tested by adversity. The civil rights movement, a shooting incident during a non-violent civil rights protest, life threatening illness and so much more. Through it all they grow stronger while fighting for their right to live their dreams.
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Order Today !
The digital copy of Ma Lil is now available in the Kindle Store at Amazon . Follow these links to learn more about the digital and print books.
https://www.createspace.com/4541616
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HP4FGKI
https://www.createspace.com/4541616
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HP4FGKI
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Process: a blog for American History
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Saturday, July 9, 2016
Kelly Anne Winsa
If you have students who enjoy reading you may want to refer this opportunity to them. The students are able to join LitPick and review books for free. To learn more about the opportunity click this link. Kelly Anne Winsa.
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Historical Fiction
In addition, to posting promotions for the novel Ma Lil this blog will also have posts dealing with other works of historical fiction. Some will address novels in this genre. Other posts will address authors of works dealing with slavery, the civil war or African American literature.
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