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Blog: Gretchen Craig Topics:fiction, writers, novels
Tag Archives: Black History
LYNCHINGS: Another humbling history lesson
I recently read an article about ISIS and the beheadings and their burning of the Jordanian pilot. Then I read something about the Rape of Nanking by the Japanese in World War II. I thought how savage and brutal – … Continue reading
A White Woman Writing Black History
A reader has asked me by what lights should I, a white woman, be writing about Afro-Americans, slavery in particular. Once I get all of the flip answers out of my system, what it comes down to is that people … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American, Black History, Civil Rights, empathy, Historical Fiction, injustice, Martin Luther King Jr., slavery, writers
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