Tag: Black History Month

Black History Month by Me

Written by Ellen Morris Prewitt on February 2, 2025. Posted in Featured, General, Racism to Reconciliation. 6 Comments on Black History Month by Me

Okay, guys, I missed February 1st. But they say don’t sacrifice the good-enough to the perfect. This year, 2025, as the Federal government works tirelessly to pretend no merit resides in anyone but straight white males, I will during Black History Month blog on how extraordinary Black Americans have impacted my personal history. Short posts,...

What We Owe to Black Women

Written by Ellen Morris Prewitt on February 17, 2022. Posted in General, Racism to Reconciliation. 6 Comments on What We Owe to Black Women

In honor of Black History Month, I’m letting you in on something I’ve learned. America owes a debt to Black women for moving us toward democracy. You might already know this. I didn’t. I learned about these heroes reading the excellent book, “She Took Justice,” by Gloria J. Browne-Marshall. She Took Justice Browne-Marshall...