Hello,

I really don't think I could add anything that has not already been said.

Thank you Luella for taking the time to appreciate such great women of strength and integrity.

 

Thank you for your very personal post Geketa.  It is so wonderful to have you back. 

I will also extend the invitation to you that I extended to Sara.  Stories like this will make this day so very real to our young people that did not live through this and also to others, like myself, who lived up north.

Day?  Tomorrow, Janury 23rd.

Time?  4:00 pm EST

Place? http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Luellas-Corner

Call in number:  (347) 205-9063

Hugs,

Luella

Dear Georgios,

Thank you for your most accurate and truthful post.  To you I say "Bravo!"

To continue the fight for freedom and equality, we must remove our rose colored glasses and see the truth.  If we are to change the world, it must be a very personal challenge.  Don't rely on our elected officials to do this, as theirs is the quest for control and power.  Don't rely on your neighbor to do it, he may be too immersed in his every day life, or just too scared to make waves.  Step up to the challenge.  The world belongs to all of us, not just a few.

Hugs,

Luella

Hello Heidi!

I can't add a single thing either.  The personal contributions are awesome!  This is truly the best history class ever!

Hugs,

Luella

Hello Luella!

A good friend sent me this video clip today that I find good to share in this forum. It fits very well in here and the subject is realted to same pursose as our woman of Courage was fighting for. "A MORE PROPER LIFE FOR ALL"
Credits goes to my good friend Robert De Merode. He did this clip today and shared it  with me.