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- Category: Blog
- Blog 28 | Fear
- Blog 27 | Henry
- Blog 26 | It’s not our house.
- Blog 25 | Addie, “What’s my option?”
- Blog 24 | Not just working women – Career Women!
- Blog 23 | The Workhorses
- Blog 22 | The Baptism Gown
- Blog 21 | Grandma Em
- Blog 20 | The One Room Schoolhouse
- Blog 19 | Thank you, Mrs. Dennis!
- Blog 18 | Jim Crow: To shop or not?
- Blog17 | Daddy – Becoming a Better Man
- Blog 16 | The Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Blog 15 | Black American Churches of Addie’s Childhood
- Blog 14 |The Dearest Ring
- Blog 13 | The Freedom Riders
- Blog 12 | The Death of Two Young Men
- Blog 11 | Miss Emily – A Character Study
- Blog 10 | But we’re nice to them!
- Blog 9 | I think I’ll live in the present.
- Blog 8 | Oh, but there’s so much good.
- Blog 7 | So you want to go to school?
- Blog 6 | The lighter the better, really?
- Blog 5 | Don’t fight the system!
- Blog 4 | Why do we need to be segregated?
- Blog 3 | A Woman of Courage
- Blog 2 | Before Black Like Me there was Ray Sprigle
- A sneak preview . . .
- Category: Book Club Discussions
- Book Club 10 ~ Travel into the Jim Crow South: Black Like Me
- Book Club 9 ~ Jim Crow After Silent Ties
- Book Club 8 ~ A look inside Addie’s private world
- Book Club 7 ~ Education paves the way to . . .
- Book Club 6 ~ Mr. Jefferson and Grandma Em
- Book Club 5 ~ What’s mine is not yours
- Book Club 4 ~ Could Missy and Addie really be friends?
- Book Club 3 ~ Lawful or Lawlessness?
- Book Club 2 ~ Ray Sprigle: I Was a Negro in the South for 30 Days
- Book Club 1 ~ So let’s discuss Silent Ties!
- Category: Featured