In 1976, Alfreda Wallace started writing a book that would be filled with the history of Goldsboro, Florida -- one of the oldest Black founded communities in America.
Wallace titled the book "We Also Ran."
Read why the book was never published: https://t.co/fkqOwL8tV2
In 1982, as a teenager about to graduate high school, James Liles had no interest at all in art. Nearly 40 years later Liles’ front yard has been completely covered with his abstract tree sculptures.
Read about how Liles started his journey as an artist: https://t.co/CNG2BbNXV4
The Ritz Theater in Sanford has gone through many name changes over the years, but the goal of being a top choice for quality entertainment continued for a century.
Read how the theater has prioritized working with talent to create diverse entertainment: https://t.co/Fgfmjwhi7N
After 31 years, Connie and Tom Gekas are retiring and closing the beloved Sanford restaurant Patio Grill.
Check out my article with the Sanford Herald article to see what's next for the couple: https://t.co/ud5zSOXqeA
Allen Chapel AME Church in Sanford celebrated its 130th church anniversary
from Aug. 15 through Aug. 20.
Celebrations included a "Worship in Song, Dance & Drama" featuring Seminole High School's Drumline and Gospel Choir: https://t.co/WoQxWcM6Ci
Over 46,000 people are experiencing hunger in Seminole County.
Read more about how the Second Harvest Food Bank has provided food to communities in need: https://t.co/9NlMfA6H6R
On August 17, the monthly Sanford Art & Jazz Night was held in Historic Downtown Sanford, where attendees enjoyed art, music and drinks at different participating bars.
Read more: https://t.co/aoGvu8EOR6
Historic Saint James AME Church is older than the City of Sanford itself, as its founding date goes back 10 years before the city was incorporated in 1877.
Read about the church’s first major restoration project: https://t.co/u1ZwCKaNib
The yellow spiral notebook that Wallace wrote the book in and the parchment paper added.
In the corner of the photo showing the page of pictures you can see how the pages have deteriorated over time.
In 1976, Alfreda Wallace started writing a book that would be filled with the history of Goldsboro, Florida -- one of the oldest Black founded communities in America.
Wallace titled the book "We Also Ran."
Read why the book was never published: https://t.co/fkqOwL8tV2
The Aug. 1 full moon from my yard. Purchase prints on my Etsy shop: https://t.co/5QRuWm1dpd
My goal is to sell at least 30 prints this month to raise money for my art fair fundraiser: https://t.co/O3cZi0GM7r. Help by buying a print, donating to my fund, or sharing this post.
For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we’re looking at how federal laws regarding sexual assault ignore the disproportionate effects assault has on Black women. https://t.co/1u6GPDfDNg
I’ve been working on an article that looks at the dehumanization of Black women’s trauma for a little minute. Very relevant with the conversations and comments about Megan Thee Stallion.
#journalism#blackjournalists#pitching
Reporting on race WELL requires expertise in race/racism. Because too little understanding abt how race structures our society, you know, history, sociology, economics, passes for authoritative reporting. Imagining thinking structural inequality has nothing to do w credit scores.
Pitching an article you care a lot about is incredibly nerve wrecking. Hoping things work out and i can have a stress free December.
Or at least have one less thing to worry about.