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Month: March 2015

  • Alice Allison Dunnigan, Rosa Parks and the Selma March

    Alice Allison Dunnigan, Rosa Parks and the Selma March Before the Selma march on March 7, 1965, there were many brave African-Americans who fought for their civil rights and human right as a whole.  But long before there was an African-American woman named Alice Allison Dunnigan who was born in 1906 and died in 1983. …

  • Snow, Fern and Green Leaves

    Snow, Fern and Green Leaves Backyard garden, Downtown Newark, N.J. Friday, March 20, 2015 Here we go again Snow! Snow! Snow! On the roofs, roads, sidewalks and gardens   Poor John had to work hard cleaning snow From the sidewalk in front of our shop   But not me I was glad to see snow…

  • Selma March 50 Years Later

    Dr.Martin Luther King called Bloody Sunday “the greatest confrontation so far in the South” Selma March 50 Years Later Saturday, March 7, 2015 Saturday marked the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when peaceful civil rights protesters marched across the Edmund Pettus bridge in Selma, Ala. only to be brutally beaten by police on the other…

  • Peace Artwork and Snow Flowers and Crystals

    THE PEACE DOVE: a visual creation by Roberta Miscia Peace Artwork and Snow Flowers and Crystals Peace Artwork by Roberta Miscia JOIN HANDS FOR PEACE: a visual image by Roberta Miscia Poem “FROM THE WATCHFUL IMAGE” a visual creation by Roberta Miscia Roberta Miscia sent this mistletoe picture to me for friendship  Snow Flowers and…