Free, and Then What?
What did freedom look like the days and weeks after Juneteenth? One woman's search through history, faith, and Mary Brown's haunting 1866 ad for her long-lost daughter, sold 18 years before. ...more
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July 02, 2026•4 min read
Hallelujah Broke Out: Discovering the Real Story of Juneteenth
A white Southern woman's deep dive into Juneteenth history — Galveston, 1865, General Granger's Order No. 3, and Felix Haywood's own words on the day freedom came. ...more
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June 19, 2026•4 min read
Voices of the Bayou: Southern Book Tour
Book signing tour locations and dates ...more
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May 05, 2026•2 min read
6-Word Essay on Racial Justice
Share your 6-word essay on racial justice and reconciliation. Join voices to spark conversations, build bridges, and inspire healing together. ...more
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August 15, 2025•1 min read
A God Moment
While finishing Rainbow Over the Bayou, God sent a double rainbow—a vivid reminder of His presence, faithfulness, and guiding hand. ...more
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August 15, 2025•1 min read
Climb In and Walk Around in Someone Else’s Skin
A chance encounter on Bourbon Street became a God-appointed lesson in grace, empathy, and seeing beyond the surface of another’s story. ...more
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August 15, 2025•4 min read
