An inquiry about interest in a project has caused me to look back at The Souls of Black Folk and realize that I had started, never finished, had barely gotten into reading it.
I think I switched to The Negro - which is the usual marathon that DuBois is, but one of the first printed words of the loves of West Africans prior to American slavery by an American.
There is a passage about his time teaching in a rural school-house in Tennessee when he mentions "old time religion".
I am thinking about the video I watched last night about fetÃche catch fighting in the Dem. Rep. of Congo and Hurston's Baracoon and wondering about all the things people may have meant/mean when said/say it.
(intended and unintended)
On Sat, Jan 11, 2020, 11:27 AM CWalkerJr <c.walker.jr@gmail.com> wrote:
Fine. There was wind, but we experienced no damage. I don't think anything touched down around here.On Sat, Jan 11, 2020, 7:14 AM mary hill <mary.evangeline.hill@gmail.com> wrote:How y'all doin?
