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5 Who Shook American Slavery
American Experience on PBS looks at 5 amazing heroes who against all odds ignited the abolitionist (anti-slavery) movement in the USA. They are: Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, Harriet Beecher Stowe, John Brown and Angelina Grimké. As the 3 … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionism, abolitionist movement, abolitionists, anti-slavery, Harper's Ferry, nonviolence, politicized, politics, slavery, The Liberator
Tagged American experience, Angelina Grimke, Frederick Douglas, Harriet Beecher Stowe, John Brown, PBS, the abolitionists, William Lloyd Garrison
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Shocked And Saddened To Tears By Stories Of Iraq War Veterans
Last night I was on YouTube and came across “Iraq Veterans Against The War.” I was shocked and saddened to tears by what I heard as young Americans shared stories of atrocities they had committed against innocent civilians in Iraq. … Continue reading
Posted in American, Americans, anti-war, eyewitness, freedom, hate, human life, human rights, injustice, Iraq, lifestyles, morality, morals, right and wrong, torture, Uncategorized, war
Tagged atrocities, Bill Moyers, civilians in Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, Iraq Veterans, PBS, torture, Torturing Democracy, Youtube
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Freedom Riders And Church Diversity
I watched a two-hour documentary on PBS about the Freedom Riders, a group of young people (mostly college students) both black and white (committed to non-violence), who rode public busses together into the Deep South (in 1961) to challenge state segregation laws that … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionists, Bible, biography, black history, Civil Rights, Creator, freedom, God, history, house church, human rights, lifestyles, Nashville, organic church, prejudice, Quotations, Quotes, racism, religion, self-help, social justice, Supreme Court, Uncategorized, What is church?
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The Grimke Sisters — My 6th Greatest American(s)
A new PBS series, The Abolitionists, features five American anti-slavery activists: William Lloyd Garrison, Angelina Grimke, Frederick Douglas, John Brown, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Here’s the story of Angelina and her sister Sarah. Two sisters, daughters of a prominent South … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionist movement, anti-slavery, Archibald Grimke, black history, Equality of The Sexes, Francis Grimke, Frederick Douglas, God, Harriet Beecher Stowe, history, John Brown, lifestyles, self-help, William Lloyd Garrison
Tagged American history, Angelina Grimke, black history, PBS, Sarah Grimke, Southern States, the abolitionists
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