Read the books. Surf the web. Look deep in your soul. Put the pieces of the puzzle together. Find the lost revelation.
Ignore their looks. Caution, they fib. Don't fall in their hole. Stay shining in their gloomy weather. Process of elimination.
Avoid the hooks. Untangle their net. Free yourself, get up when you fall. Remember that a pound of brick is the same as a pound of feathers. Freedom gives you a new sensation.
Gain back what they took. Don't waste time to fret. Don't get stuck underneath like you're mining some coal. Soar high above the rest, make your character better. Success has no limitation.
We're all queens, kings, and dukes. Aim for your goals, ignore the "you can't". Your ancestors suffered for your freedom, proofs on their backs by the leather. History of our nation.
Learn more about our history! http://walkinginblackhistory.org/
Learn more about our history! http://walkinginblackhistory.org/
Copy and paste either of these links to view images taken by students and staff from the 2011 Walking in Black History Experience!
ReplyDeleteThe following link covers the first four days of our 2011 trip in Alabama; Birmingham - Montgomery - Selma - Tuskegee
https://picasaweb.google.com/106225377265530630799/WalkingInBlackHistory?authkey=Gv1sRgCOycjM3q5OulMw#
This link is a smaller album of Friday's visit to Atlanta:
https://picasaweb.google.com/106225377265530630799/WinBHAtlanta2011?authkey=Gv1sRgCMf16b3l4prCxQE
This is very interesting. I always wanted to be apart of experiencing or teaching black American culture. It is a culture many are ashamed of but I am proud of. Thank you for sharing this site. It is very much needed in our community
ReplyDeleteThis is very interesting. I always wanted to be apart of experiencing or teaching black American culture. It is a culture many are ashamed of but I am proud of. Thank you for sharing this site. It is very much needed in our community
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