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  • Confederate Battle Flag: Heritage or Racism?

    Confederate Battle Flag: Heritage or Racism?

    Recently, the controversy of the Confederate flag, has led to racial tension with many supporters on both sides. However, for many southerners this flag represents their forefather’s sacrifice. For some African-American’s it symbolizes their ancestor’s fight to end slavery and become free Americans. However, for many southerners, the flag has become a part of their…

  • Meet Author Crystal S. Kauffman

    Meet Author Crystal S. Kauffman

    About the Author My name is Crystal S. Kauffman (Pen name: Imogen Rayne). I am a Freelance Author/Poet/Songwriter with 16 years of experience. I have published over 1000 articles online and offline, since I began my writing career. Additionally, I enjoy using my talent to help small business owners, who need help with their everyday…

  • Scott Speicher: A Hero is Finally Home

    Scott Speicher: A Hero is Finally Home

    A day of mourning and somber spirits loomed over the First Coast, Navy Captain Scott Speicher was laid to rest on Friday August, 14, 2009. The streets of Jacksonville, FL was lined with spectators and those who wanted to pay their respects to this fallen hometown hero. The funeral procession stopped at its various spots…

  • Viola Liuzzo: The Unknown Martyr

    If you look in a history book, you will never find the name Viola Liuzzo as a martyr for civil rights. However, in 1965, she became an unknown martyr in the hearts of many civil rights activists. She was shot by self-proclaimed KKK members in Selma, Mississippi, during a civil rights march on March 25,…

  • New Release by ZitrO Productions: Confession of a Scorned Baby Mama

    What do you do when you’re fed up with your baby daddy? Angeleese Warner had finally reached a breaking point after discovering her man, Terrence’s dirty, little secret. Torn between trying to keep their relationship from going downhill, Angeleese is unsure if they’re destined for longevity. When tragedy suddenly strikes, she’s left alone to pick…

  • I Am Watching You Mom and Dad

    I am watching you tear our city apart, While, I pray for God to heal my broken heart. Stop…You are burning down our favorite places to eat, However, the news calls it “Protesting in the Streets.” Fighting with police officers and destroying our town, Will it find any justice for this “boy” named Michael Brown? You…

  • The Most Marketable Skills in Today’s Ever-Changing Job Market

    As a college graduate, you may find it difficult to find a job after your graduation. However, don’t be dismayed, because there are many ways you can showcase your talents and skills that you have learned in your college courses. Becoming versatile in your field of study is the most important skill for you to…

  • The Unknown Martyr: Viola Liuzzo

    If you look in a history book, you will never find the name Viola Liuzzo as a martyr for civil rights. However, in 1965, she became an unknown martyr in the hearts of many civil rights activists. She was shot by self-proclaimed KKK members in Selma, Mississippi, during a civil rights march on March 25,…

  • Finding Discovery Park

    One autumn day, after school my twin brother Thomas and I noticed that our family’s dog was not outside on his chain. Nooksack usually barks or howls at us, once we step off the school bus in the afternoon. He will continue barking; until he gets the attention that he is craving from us. I…

  • Origins of Flag Day-June 14th

      What is it? The Flag of the United States was first created in September 11, 1777, but the committee first discussed designing the flag in June 14, 1777. The Battle of Brandywine was the first battle where soldiers carried the new flag into a battle. According to the U.S. Dept. of Veteran Affairs (2009),…