Truth That Sets Us Free
Christina CustodioLittle-known Black History facts. Documented Black history stories and cultural context that help explain how the past shapes lived experience today.
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Where is your faith?
Today, I want to address something that many may think is political, but it’s truly spiritual.
Among some believers, political loyalty has become a spiritual conviction. A leader is not just supported. He is anointed. And anyone who pushes...
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Hello friends,
I’m going to take a short break from sharing history lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Not because I’ve run out of things to share, but because I’ve got a few other things I need to focus on, including finishing up my seme...
Viola Liuzzo
The Story
Viola Liuzzo was a white homemaker and mother of five from Detroit, Michigan. She was born Viola Fauver Gregg on April 11, 1925, in California, Pennsylvania, and grew up in the South before her family moved north. Growing up p...
Jonathan Daniels
The Story
Jonathan Daniels was born in 1939 in Keene, New Hampshire, and grew up in a white, middle-class, Congregationalist family. His father was a physician. Jonathan’s early life was stable and structured.
He attended the Virginia...
Freedom Summer
The Story
In the summer of 1964, civil rights organizations launched one of the boldest campaigns in American history. They called it Freedom Summer, and they chose Mississippi to concentrate their efforts because Mississippi was the m...
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Author, speaker, photographer, and joy-dealer. I tell the truth with bold faith and a touch of humor, inviting you to find freedom, healing, and wholeness in God, and to bring a little light to the dark places
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