Slender Threads / Global Citizens / Public History
Jim BuieNot mere commentary and opinion. Mini-courses, grounded in the study of global and American history and culture, what ifs, wide travel, and journalistic experience. Seeking a common understanding of humanity, politics, religion, and the arts, with humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 890 |
| Subscribers | Read | jimbuie.substack.com |
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Free Audiobook for Black History Month
This is Black History Month. Despite efforts by the Trump administration to limit observances of “identity months,” most of us still have much to learn that wasn’t taught in school.
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Social studies and college communications instructor. Professional writer for 4+ decades. PR, Marketing Consultant. Author. Traveler to 40+ countries & 40+ states. Lived in Turkey, UAE. Now in Fearrington Village, NC. Saluki (desert dog)-lover.
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