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There is always more to explore about the history of a people. This book, a sequel to PoEmotions Black History: Our Origins, Our Struggles, Our Future (2018), goes a little further into the history of African Americans through the use of poetry. Like its predecessor, it tries to serve two purposes. The first is giving America and the world a better awareness of Black History. The second is to educate young people of all races across the country and the world. Some of today's youth may have only heard tiny bits about how Blacks endured slavery, Jim Crow laws, and segregation during the Civil…mehr

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There is always more to explore about the history of a people. This book, a sequel to PoEmotions Black History: Our Origins, Our Struggles, Our Future (2018), goes a little further into the history of African Americans through the use of poetry. Like its predecessor, it tries to serve two purposes. The first is giving America and the world a better awareness of Black History. The second is to educate young people of all races across the country and the world. Some of today's youth may have only heard tiny bits about how Blacks endured slavery, Jim Crow laws, and segregation during the Civil Rights Movement. In addition, names ranging from Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman to Martin Luther King and Rosa Parks may only be passing through their minds in this era of hashtags and changing trends. It also gives some perspective on the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement into national prominence and why it is such an important message in this modern era. By using poetry, this book gives the reader brief synopses of certain periods and people that were pivotal in Black History. From those, they can further their knowledge and understanding during their own leisure. Every poem in this book is told from the perspective and learning experience of one person. Even if you may not agree with certain things that may be said, please respect the opinion.
Autorenporträt
Patrick Laurence Charles Meade is a teacher, musician, poet, and author. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Childhood Education from The City College of New York. Patrick is also a musician at St. Paul's Progressive Methodist Church in the Bronx, New York, a position that he has proudly served in for over fifteen years. Preceding this book are PoEmotions: Poems of Life, Love, Faith and All Emotions (2017), PoEmotions Black History: Our Origins, Our Struggles, Our Future (2018), Flowers Grow & Butterflies Fly and Other Short Poems (2019), and PoEmotions: God and Faith (2021). Patrick was born and raised in the Bronx, New York, where he still lives.