Expressed through poetry, essays, and short stories, "Voices from a Black Heart Speak" examines deep-seated beliefs, perspectives, and emotional feelings derived from the cultural development of black people in the United States. We live in a world where television tells us what to want, how we want to live, and what we want to do. We live in a world where fear of the unknown is to be feared and that's considered normal. It may be considered normal and acceptable, but it's totally irrational as our entire lives and world is based on the unknown. We slide through life on a hope and wish that...
Expressed through poetry, essays, and short stories, "Voices from a Black Heart Speak" examines deep-seated beliefs, perspectives, and emotional feeli...
Expressed through poetry, essays, and short stories, "Voices from a Black Heart Speak" examines deep-seated beliefs, perspectives, and emotional feelings derived from the cultural development of black people in the United States. We live in a world where television tells us what to want, how we want to live, and what we want to do. We live in a world where fear of the unknown is to be feared and that's considered normal. It may be considered normal and acceptable, but it's totally irrational as our entire lives and world is based on the unknown. We slide through life on a hope and wish that...
Expressed through poetry, essays, and short stories, "Voices from a Black Heart Speak" examines deep-seated beliefs, perspectives, and emotional feeli...
In 2008, the United States made history when it elected the first African American to serve as its country's president. This was a momentous occasion for both black and white Americans. "In Somebody in the White House Looks like me," author Rosetta L. Hopkins shares interviews of average people in the black community to reveal how they felt about the election of a black president and his inauguration and what their expectations of the new president-elect were at the time.
Ms. Hopkins interviewed ordinary black people ages sixteen to ninety-three of both sexes and from a broad...
In 2008, the United States made history when it elected the first African American to serve as its country's president. This was a momentous occasi...
In 2008, the United States made history when it elected the first African American to serve as its country's president. This was a momentous occasion for both black and white Americans. "In Somebody in the White House Looks like me," author Rosetta L. Hopkins shares interviews of average people in the black community to reveal how they felt about the election of a black president and his inauguration and what their expectations of the new president-elect were at the time.
Ms. Hopkins interviewed ordinary black people ages sixteen to ninety-three of both sexes and from a broad...
In 2008, the United States made history when it elected the first African American to serve as its country's president. This was a momentous occasi...
