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Civil Rights

Jackie Robinson—One Courageous Man!

May 15, 2026 by RC Leave a Comment

As a Kid, watching him, I didn’t understand what he accomplished Destination:  Ebbets Field.  It’s the 6th Game of the 1956 World Series between the Dodgers and Yankees.  One day after Don Larson pitched his perfect game,  Jackie Robinson strides to the plate with runners on first and second base and two outs in the […]

Reflections on Previously Published Articles-Style Weekly

November 17, 2021 by RC Leave a Comment

Richmond, Virginia—Race is still the dark cloud lingering over it.

1968–Nothing but Bad.

December 31, 2018 by RC Leave a Comment

1968, one volatile, violent, disturbing year.

From Daniel Boone to Memphis Rock n Roll!

May 2, 2018 by RC Leave a Comment

Come join us on a driving vacation from the Cumberland Gap, home to Daniel Boone’s crossing into Kentucky, along the Wilderness Road. Visit a couple of Civil War site pertinent to that part of History. And then head to Memphis where they say ya’ll. A historic city of Civil Rights, BBQ and Rock n Roll. We are Rock n Roll history here. Sun Records, Stax Records, Scrumptuous Ribs, BBKing, Elvis, Otis, Jerry Lee, Isaac Hayes and Johnny Cash. Home to the National Civil Rights Museum and Dr. Kings assassination site–The Lorraine Motel. A must city on anyone’s bucket list.

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