Pandemic Day 258 – Best Masks on Sale!

It has been a LONG time since my last post. Why? (you may be wondering) The short answer – teaching … More

Pandemic Article and Photos O’ Day 149

1988 – More than 45 years after internment of Japanese Americans began, the U.S. government authorizes reparations payments to the … More

1910 – White man in Montgomery, Alabama, avoids prosecution after killing black taxi driver, Mitchell Johnson, who had him arrested … More

1863 – Poor white laborers riot in New York City against Union draft that exempts African Americans and anyone else … More

1929 – White mobs threaten black residents of North Platte, Nebraska, causing 200 people to flee their homes after a … More

Before we explore this critical topic, as this is a milestone post, let’s take a quick trip down Memory Lane: … More

As I mentioned in my earlier post on Saturday, it was an intense morning. I’m going to forgo the article … More

Sorry to shout in the title, but this is really important to know. I’m going to keep this short and … More

I thought about making the image above the Pandemic Photo O’ Day for Friday (which ended a minute ago) But, … More