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I am unconventional I am different in every way It is hard for me to bend I am what I thought I did not understand about Mrs. Smith _ Zadie I care not to please man I care to take on something bigger than myself and if the world does not understand it they never … Continue reading
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In San Francisco this past week, an unarmed African American male was shot in his grandparents backyard, because he was thought to be a suspect in series of car break-in’s. A White male took it upon himself in Austin, Texas to mastermind a series of bomb explosions targeted at Black and Hispanic neighborhoods. I find … Continue reading
On this Valentine’s Day -aka- Black History Love Day (in my humble opinion): I want to give a special s/o to the Universe for opening up history to me through research, communication, and channeling the spirits of my ancestors. I have accepted the responsibility and duty of telling my family history. I have researched my … Continue reading
…i am a black woman …my hue is actually brown …i am 5 ft tall …i am feisty …i am curvaceous …my strength comes from the heavens …my strength comes from my ancestors …i speak the truth …i love hard_harder_hardest …i have made/make mistakes …i have a vision for my life …i know my worth … Continue reading
I have accomplished one thing during National Novel Writing month, completing a book in November 2011 entitled The Autumn Jones E-Files. Read the excerpt below: Excerpt Autumn Jones resides in Balcones Heights, Texas, and is struggling as a writer in an economy ran by Republicans literally in every state. Jobs are scarce on every front … Continue reading
I am a social change agent and always thinking about how to best serve the global community. I believe that we all have a purpose on this earth and if nothing else it is to treat others as we want to be treated. I have no fear - none at all. And, neither should you!
Read my latest scholarly work entitled: 'The Electric Life of Prince Rogers Nelson' in the Journal of African American Studies. The latest published edition (September 2017) of the journal is dedicated to the life of the artist formerly known as - a great artist, musician, and humanitarian. *Click on image to access article.
Upcoming in May 2018 | Digital Photography Exhibition ft. Jewell R. Mazique, the African American Library Clerk. The exhibition is sponsored by ART | library deco exhibition space. *Click on image to learn more.
Interested in learning about your family history? Register for the African American Genealogy Virtual Workshop Series, hosted every Saturday during the month of April. This workshop is designed for novice and intermediate genealogy researchers. *Click image to learn more.
