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Leaving Salem
It “Resonates, Percolates and Unsettles”
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ronniemcbrayer
By Dawn Cribbs, Associate Editor, McCook Daily Gazette A new book is a treasure to hold. As a writer and a prolific reader, new books generally don’t stay new very long if they’re within my reach. Also, unless borrowed from the library, a new book will quickly take on a second persona, that of a…
“The Sons of Former Slaves and Former Slave Owners”
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ronniemcbrayer
I was fifteen-years old when the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday first became the law of the land. Having lived my entire childhood in Georgia, also Dr. King’s birthplace, I knew his story and heroics well. I also knew that he was often maligned – sometimes viciously so. When the first official King Day rolled…
Leaving Salem…More Than Words
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ronniemcbrayer
Roger Williams arrived in the Massachusetts Bay colony ten years after the first Pilgrims. He was part of that Puritan effort to build a “city on a hill,” to prove to the nations of the world how God’s people were to live. How did it go? Not so good. Roger settled into his new role…
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