From African to African American - Samuel, Linda
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The puzzles in this book remind us of our proud heritage and they are a fun way to help keep our history alive. The good, the bad, and the ugly are represented in the searches - many of the people, places and things that have helped shape our culture and continue to influence who we are today. These word searches are a challenging and engaging way to reminiscence about our past. They can also build an easy bridge to share our history with the generations that follow us, when given as stocking stuffers to young children in your family or to entertain them when they come for a visit.

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The puzzles in this book remind us of our proud heritage and they are a fun way to help keep our history alive. The good, the bad, and the ugly are represented in the searches - many of the people, places and things that have helped shape our culture and continue to influence who we are today. These word searches are a challenging and engaging way to reminiscence about our past. They can also build an easy bridge to share our history with the generations that follow us, when given as stocking stuffers to young children in your family or to entertain them when they come for a visit.
Autorenporträt
Linda Pace Samuel is a native of Tuskegee Alabama and came of age as the country grappled with questions of equal protection under the law for all its citizens. She studied at Tuskegee University and earned a B.S. degree in Political Science. Highlights of her professional career include serving as aide to Civil Rights icon and U.S. Representative John Lewis in his Atlanta office, as well as co-managing a House legislative information office on Capitol Hill. Linda launched her writing career after she took her first trip to Ghana, West Africa and visited slave castles that still stand on the Gulf of Guinea. The trip energized her interest in African American history and a re-examination of the American slave experience. Her hopes are that her writings promote healing of its after-effects. Linda is the mother of two adult children and has two grandsons.