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Nurturing Our Roots

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Nurturing Our Roots BTR " The Live Talk Show Where Family Matters."

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In 1910, black farmers owned 15 million acres of farmland; in 1982, black farmers owned 3.1 millions acres of farmland. Today there are fewer than 18,000 black farmers, representing less than 1% of all farms in America. In St. Helena &... more
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The Cotton Exhibition will exhibit a selection of photographs, artifacts, and video footage of oral histories of the people who worked in the cotton fields. The featured photographs of professional photographers, Walter C, Black, Sr., Kris... more
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Last week I read a very disturbing article in one of the local newspapers in Tangipahoa Parish. A child had his arm broken at Sumner Middle School by a bully. Unfortunately, some kids will tease their school mates, siblings and... more
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President Obama won a second victory last night. Young people, African Americans, Hispanics took to the voting polls in mass numbers. The message is very clear here, people are ready for change by moving this country in a new... more
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Increasingly, gifted education scholars, school district administrators, and advocates are beginning to ‘cross the aisle' to seek out collaborative programming with organizations and agencies that will help to improve services... more
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Hurricane Sandy whipped through the mid-Atlantic region this past Monday and claimed over 60 lives. Her winds knocked down power lines, blowed over trees and leaving more than five million people without power. Flooding in Nigeria... more
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Denise Griggs started digging into her family's history after asking her Aunt Julie the question, "Who's the white man on the wall?" She learned that the man in the picture was great-great grandmother's brother Peter Hunt, the son of an Irish... more
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October is designated in many U.S. States as ?Family History Month,? and genealogist and family historians have adopted the month as their own. It is estimated that there are over 80 million people researching their family... more
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Art and drawing is a fundemental skill that can be learned by all children. Nurturing Our Roots Fine Arts Gallery will introduce children to basic art skills and provide the opportunity for them to grow as young inspiring artists. The children... more
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Resepecting ourselves and others is so important. Disrepect is becoming a serious problem with children and adults in every community. Learning to respect each other is important to our very existence. Respecting ourselves and others... more
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