Pandemic Articles and Photos O’ Day 139

1919 – After a black teenager is killed for drifting into a ‘white’ section of Lake Michigan, black protests in … More

READING! “My Paper.li” for Tuesday, July 28th

As I mentioned yesterday, I’m going to start each day’s “My Paper.li” post with a quote from Franciscan Father Richard … More

Happy New Week! It’s the last one of July. I’m making a change to this feature. Rather than starting with … More

2001 – Harvard University Civil Rights Project releases study finding that schools were more segregated in 2000 than they were … More

1917 – Four days of attacks on African American in East St. Louis, Illinois, leave 200 dead and cause 6000 … More

1954 – Southern governors meeting in Richmond, Virginia vow to defy the U.S. Supreme Court’s ‘Brown vs. Board of Education’ … More

I’m going to keep this brief today (early Thursday morning actually) as I just posted my Pandemic Playlist #7 which … More

My goodness, how the posts are accumulating! I published my 600th post about six weeks ago on (Good) Friday, April … More

Wow – ten weeks since I started counting the Pandemic Period days (on Friday, March 13th) And here we are, … More

Day double sixes on Monday (although I’m 2.5 hours into Tuesday now). Here’s a few relevant articles which caught my … More

It was fantastic weather here in Central Ohio today and the photos are my own – taken in my yard. … More

Yeah, it’s late again (about 0110) – no movie or TV watching tonight – just getting my lessons ready for … More

Today, there are two photos which I saw at about the same time. I’m struck by the contrast between these … More

My goodness, I’ve been keeping late hours since my schedule changed dramatically during this Pandemic Time. I’m posting Tuesday’s photo … More

It’s well before midnight and I’m actually posting this on the actual day. Yea me! No, that’s not the image … More

This post contain links to legit sites which are aggregating links to info about the unfolding pandemic. Many of these … More

On this first day of the second month of 2016 I offer you a chance to celebrate: National Girls and … More

It’s Monday noon and yes, I didn’t get to a Sun(Fun)day Night post yesterday. It wasn’t much of a fun … More

On Monday the 3rd I trekked down to the OSU campus for a presentation the National Catholic Reporter called “a … More