Events
Why does Black Lives Matter Keep Demonstrating???
In its June 2020 issue, Time magazine observed: “the slightest and smallest level of alleged misconduct or suspicious behavior is suitable to justify the police killer’s unreasonable fear.” Often, the killing of unarmed blacks is justified by describing past misconduct. Many believe that victims of summary execution somehow deserve their fate. Policing is a dangerous…
Read MorePresentation on Us Colored Troops
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Read MoreUS Colored Troops and Black Confederates Presentation at Lake of the Woods
I had the pleasure of presenting a lecture, “US Colored Troops’ Decisive Role in the Civil War — and Black Confederates” to Lake of the Woods Civil War Study Group Friday morning. I am indebted to the gentleman standing in the rear, the group’s president Charles Brewer, for inviting me to address this distinguished audience…
Read MoreMartin Luther King Jr. Day Talk at Manassas Regional Library
Gene will discuss “US Colored Troops’ Decisive Role in the Civil War and Black Confederates –Too Few, Too Late!” at the Manassas Regional Library, Ruth E. Lloyd Information Center, 8051 Ashton Avenue, Manassas at 7 PM on January 21st, 2020.
Read MoreSpeaking Topics
I have prepared presentations, roughly half an hour to an hour in length, but adaptable to your requirements, on the following topics: Summary of Collective Amnesia Findings White Supremacy and Racism Decisive Role of US Colored Troops in the Civil War — and Black Confederates African American Troops in World War I and the Great…
Read MorePast Speaking Engagements
On Friday, August 23, at 10:30 AM Lake of the Woods Study Group, in their Clubhouse Great Hall, 205 Lake of the Woods Parkway, Locust Grove 22508 (Lake of the Woods is a gated community; access by permission only) I had the pleasure of presenting to a gathering upwards of 45 people. TOPIC: US Colored…
Read MorePast Presentation at William and Mary’s Lemon Project
I gave a fifteen-minute presentation on the role of US Colored Troops in the Civil War at William and Mary University’s Lemon Project 9th Annual Symposium on Saturday, March 16 at the School of Education in Charlottesville. The Lemon Project ‘s theme was “Celebrating Legacies, Constructing Futures: Four Hundred Years of Black Community and Culture.” For…
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