Pandemic Photo O’ Day 171

1884 – Superintendent denies Mamie Tape, a Chinese American child, admission to public school in San Francisco this week saying … More

Pandemic Photos O’ Day 138

1866 – White mob attacks black voters and kills 40 in New Orleans, Louisiana July 30th ########## On Wednesday, this … More

1863 – The 54th Massachusetts Infantry, the nation’s first all-African American regiment, leads an attack on Confederate troops at Fort … More

I just spent a bunch of time creating the next installment of my Pandemic Playlist – this one focused on … More

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

To keep things fresh, I’m including a new aspect of this daily post. At the top, before I get to … More

Before I reflect on the photo O’ the day, a note on my numbering of these days. As I’ve mentioned … More

Today presented an excellent reminder that this unprecedented time is one of emotional ups and downs for me. I’m grateful … More

It’s the latest yet that I’ve posted on this blog (0220 on Wednesday). Nope, didn’t watch anything tonight. Rather, I … More

It’s only a bit after midnight (26 minutes to be exact) and I have multiple photos to share today. The … More

This is the start of the third week in which I’m doing distance teaching and my students are doing distance … More

As I mentioned in a previous Photo post, I’ve been staying up late watching anime with my son. We finished … More

Look at this, I’m actually posting this on Thursday evening (2204) and not early Friday morning. It’s two for the … More

It’s closer to midnight (just 0050 right now) as I post my photo for/from Monday, April 6th. I’m counting this … More

It’s Palm Sunday (actually it’s now Holy Monday as I post this) and I thought the photo which represents today … More

The photo for Friday the 3rd (even though I post this after midnight on the 4th) is one of a … More

Yes, I’m starting yet another “feature” here. Since WordPress (where I build this blog) allows useful categories, giving names to … More

As I mentioned in my previous post, I am celebrating the Feast of the Epiphany with my students on Friday … More

In a way similar to the journals I created for my students to use during Advent, I’ll be creating and … More