InThe Story WellbyCheryl Preston·Jul 3African Americans and July FourthTo celebrate the holiday or not is the question
Tazwell Solomon·Sep 20, 2025Whitewashing History: Why Barbary Slavery Is Ignored in TextbooksIn the dim glow of a North African dungeon, American sailor James Cathcart scratched his tale of torment into the shadows: chained…
SelinaSpeaks·Nov 24, 2024Finding Resilience Through ImaginationReflections on resilience from Let Us Descend and my own search for strength
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Nov 2, 2024The Price of ForgivenessElijah’s Story in the Aftermath of the Civil WarA response icon2A response icon2
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 31, 2024MonticelloThere stood a grand home called Monticello.A response icon1A response icon1
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 28, 2024The Uprising of ApolloIn 1811, something significant happened in Louisiana.
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 28, 2024The Unfair PlantationOn a small island off the coast of Florida, there lived a wealthy plantation owner named Zephaniah Kingsley.
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 24, 2024The Harvest at Magnolia GroveThere was a prominent place called Magnolia Grove.
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 24, 2024The Broken PromiseLong ago, a group of Southern states formed the Confederacy.
KourtneyNicoleWrites ™ My Korner of the U-N-Iverse·Oct 24, 2024The Sorrowful Song of Agecroft PlantationLong ago in America, there were places called plantations where enslaved people were forced to work without pay.
