Why should a Union Fort that imprisoned the Confederate Jefferson Davis have any type of structure honoring this man whose Constitution would have kept the black race in slavery? Does this make any sense? And for those who say you can’t hide history, I’m not. I just don’t want evil to be honored. It is… Continue reading

I made this video a few years ago starting on a Holy Thursday and finishing early Good Friday morning. I felt that this particular piece of music called the Liebestod or “Love Death” best accompanied the message of Christ. The video shows historic and Modern paintings and sketches from Christ’s life. The video isn’t meant… Continue reading

The destruction to Notre Dame is horrendous. That this event occurred during Holy Week makes us question, “What is the motive, was it intentional?” Already two millionaires, most likely billionaires, offered donations of $100 million each. Other worldly donations are being offered. But if these magnificent donations can be offered so quickly, so readily, why… Continue reading

Excellent article in today’s Daily Press involving the improved environmental condition of the Chesapeake Bay. Though some areas are still polluted, the Bay appears to be on the right track. Keeping the Bay free from pollution and sustainable fishing produces more sea life, more fish to capture, creates more jobs for the greater amount of… Continue reading

Saw the “Stan & Ollie” movie yesterday. Loved it! It is not for everyone. Most of the audience members were old geyers like me (alright, all of them). It was a loving tribute to these comedians, slow paced and sentimental (It is a BBC production).   O’Reilly and Coogan “literally” become them and you feel… Continue reading

A few years ago, I wrote an Op Ed letter in the Daily Press which was a Christmas Message.  It was published and I later turned the text into a video.  I hope you enjoy.  Merry Christmas! Continue reading

I post the video I made prior to the 2016 elections when I felt Presidential candidate Donald Trump was misinformed on how to make our nation great again. Continue reading

Though voting rights were given to minorities per the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments of the US Constitution, many states in the South imposed subversive tactics like secret ballots, poll taxes, literacy tests and other discriminatory practices that made it impossible for most black people to vote. On August 6th, 1965, President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed… Continue reading

I no longer want to say that I am of the Christian religion, but of the Christian faith. The word religion causes people to ask for empirical fact, it Carrie’s to much of a burden. Faith is believing in what can’t be proven, but yet knowing in your soul that it is real, that it… Continue reading

I always loved Bill Cosby.  I watched his shows, his cartoons, his comedy acts.  Always enjoyed when he was on Johnny Carson and David Letterman.  Cosby broke the stereotype that black characters in comedy sitcoms did not just have to be blue collar or unskilled workers.  He was an advocate for higher education for all races and… Continue reading