Tag Archives: Black History Month

Progression Prevents Passion

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Michelle Huxtable

What is our generation’s Jim Crow? What is our form of segregation? We have a Black President. We can eat wherever we want. We can sit wherever we want. We can do whatever we want. Who needs a deep, ardent passion when everything has already been done? Continue reading →

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Black History Month: A Woman's Perspective

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Michelle Huxtable

Last week I hosted a dialogues on Black History Month with a few people and decided to have another but this time shift the focus to Black women. Continue reading →

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Dialogues on… Black History Month

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Michelle Huxtable

Instead of me telling you why you should know who invented the stop light, why Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream, or that on today in Black History somebody somewhere did something, I decided to bring together some of my favorite people whose opinions I deeply cherish… Continue reading →

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