To write the real, you have to show all the rawness, which has its harsh beauty and this is my platform to do just that. Not shying away from any subject matter or theme. Blog entries, Poetry (Free verse, Haiku, Narrative poetry), Black History,Photography, and a full course of wisdom quotes. Peace, TheRhymeRula
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Read More His hands are not his ownWelcome readers to another one of my blog entries, if you like what you’ve read, hit the like button, and comment if you want to chime in with anything that can create a conversation in the comment section. Do all those good things that make a page grow. Also, you can support me by following […]
Read More and the results are…This story for this entry of Black History 365 is disheartening and astounding in terms of the duration of the outcome. Leave a like and follow so you can stay up to date with my future posts. The year is 1944 in South Carolina and George Stinney Jr. finds himself interrogated by Alcolu South Carolina police […]
Read More The story of George stinney jr. (black history 365)Welcome to Black History 365, a series where I explain, educate, and explore historical events, unsung black figures in world history, and the struggles and triumphs of black people worldwide. In this entry, I will present a true crime story that’s a cold case to this day, and that is the murder of Louis Allen. […]
Read More The Murder of Louis Allen (Black History 365)This horrific story is one of the most recognized crimes in America’s racist history. I remember watching a Dave Chappelle special that he had a few years back when he made his comeback, and near the end, he brought up the true crime story that was a fuel that ignited the civil rights movements and […]
Read More Till Death to Confess: The Murder of Emmett Till (Black History 365)The truth that is buried by lies will eventually find the strength to rise to the surface. It may take time, but time is all the truth needs to break free with its revelation. – TheRhymeRula Man, I can think of endless adjectives to describe the powerful and poignant Netflix miniseries “When they see us” […]
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