Sumayyah Talibah
Peace and blessings.
Beautiful site, brother.
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Morphological Confetti
http://www.civileyes.blogspot.com
Morphological Confetti is a celebration of the Spirit, words, and culture. My focus is on African American/American history and poetry.
- Added on: May 9th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Stephen Bess
- Listed in: Cultural Writing
- Tags: Photography poetry blogging writing african american history black diaspora
Recent Posts
MC Spotlight: Melvin Van Peebles
I was checking out this documentary, and I wanted to do a post on Filmmaker, Actor, Activist, and overall cool -- old skool -- Chicago bred Melvin Van Peebles, but then I saw this great article already written. So, I figured...hey, why reinvent the w...
Grandmama for Obama
I'm getting ready to watch the Palin and Biden debate this evening. This is a recent picture of my maternal grandmother. Can't you tell -- just look at that round face and nose. That's my mother and cousin in the background. Anyway, my grandmother l...
Photography: This Year's Cotton Crop
These are some photos I took on the way to North Carolina two weeks ago. I love taking pictures of cotton. It's part of my heritage and who I am. Many of us (white and black Americans) would like to forget about the not so distant past when Africa...
Ain't Understanding Mellow
Love without understanding is like eating a big ol' piece of fried fish, and getting a bone stuck in your throat. ~ Uncle Harry D. (North Carolina)Photo Source: Discovering Black Heritage"I ascribe a basic immportance to the phenomenon of language......
Local Event: Fire in the Belly
"I ascribe a basic immportance to the phenomenon of language... To speak means to be in a position to use a certain syntax, to grasp the morphology of this or that language, but it means above all to assume a culture, to support the weight of a civi...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 10.00 out of a possible 10 based on 3 comments.
Ajuan Mance
This is such a great blog. It's fun to read and it just feels really fresh and original in terms of the use of images and the perspectives that you share.
history lover
I just loved your site.
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