I'm going to have to do something about increasing my income, and however I manage to do that I'm sure it will be a time suck. Ergo, blogging will change around here. I've decided if a choice must be made between P6 and Intrapolitics.org I'll choose the latter. P6 wouldn't go away, it would just become static.
I can't say what else will change until a change is required. I just know a change will be necessary, and I may not remember to explain whatever it is when I do it.
Library of Congress African American Odyssey
The African American Registry
Library of Congress African and Middle Eastern Reading Room
The Zora Neale Hurston Plays
The History of Jim Crow
PBS African-American World
Breaking the Silence - The Transatlantic Slave Trade
Human Trafficking
Temple of Democracy
Afro-Louisiana History and Slave Genealogy
UNC -North American Slave Narratives
UNC - The Church in the Southern Black Community
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History
Office of Civil Rights Reading Room
The Story of Africa
Little Rock Central High School In The News
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Reddit
Newsvine
Furl
Google
Yahoo
Why intrapolitics?
What is it about there that pumps you up? What's the difference between the sites as you see it?
Structure. The structure
Structure. The structure focuses my writing. Also I can let folks post on the site without conflating my ideas and theirs. I have opened up a site allowing others to post in the past and regretted it.
I feel privileged to have
I feel privileged to have been able to make use of this site and learn from you and others who post hear. I look forward to following your work on Intrapolitics if that is where you will direct most of you efforts.
The structure
The soapboxes and site blog weren't my idea. I had planned to switch to a site named Intrapolitics.org with the Black Intrapolitics, National Intrapolitics and World Intrapolitics anyway. It's a framework that can contain any topic in the world...concentric, not adjacent or even overlapping, circles, with Black folks at the center.