Tag Archives: #BlackHistoryMonth

Teaching Little Ones About Writing!

Posted on January 30, 2020 by rmanees

In December I was invited to come to my granddaughter’s kindergarten class (she’s the teacher, not a student) to discuss writing. I was so impressed by these little ones. They are already learning about fiction and non-fiction. When I was … Continue reading →

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Black History In My Novels Part IV “Fantasy”

Posted on February 27, 2018 by rmanees

Happy Black History Month!  Although I write fiction, I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history.    This is the fourth installment, an excerpt … Continue reading →

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Black History In My Novels Part III “Wishing On A Star”

Posted on February 18, 2018 by rmanees

Happy Black History Month!  Although I write fiction, I incorporate factual Black History into my books, and throughout this month I will be posting excerpts from my novels that reference Black history.    This is the third installment, an excerpt … Continue reading →

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#BlackHistoryMonth – A Conversation: #MayaAngelou & #DaveChappelle

Posted on February 10, 2018 by rmanees

A fantastic conversation between two geniuses.  They are discussing, among other things, Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. And in addition to the depth of the content of what they are each saying, what knocks me out is the obvious … Continue reading →

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