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Then again, during the time of the creation of the United States of America the profession of politics truly was a dangerous occupation and, at times, it also was a deadly occupation. As such, Aaron Burr will forever be remembered as the man who challenged Alexander Hamilton to a dual and then subsequently killed him.

You should also know that Mr. Burr was educated within what is now known a Princeton University and subsequently joined the Continental Army in 1775 and retired after achieving the rank of lieutenant colonel in 1779. Clearly, Aaron Burr was well trained in the use of firearms and those other weapons of deadly combat.

Mr. Burr apparently was an attorney by trade and he was admitted to the bar of New York City in1782. As luck would have it, he was an excellent lawyer and become the Attorney General for The State of New York in 1789. He was a mover and a shaker of his time and also very politically active. Yes, he was a U.S. Senator for one term and became the leader of the Democratic-Republican Party. Yep! For your information, that party subsequently became the Democratic Party when Andrew Jackson became politically active.

Alexander Hamilton was the leader of the Federalist Party and for many years Hamilton was a constant critic of his political rival, Mr. Burr, and Mr. Burr just had enough of what he considered to be an insult to his personal honor.

Prior to that duel to the death, Mr. Burr was the 3rd Vice-President of the United States of America and when that job was done he failed to win the election as Governor of the State of New York. Clearly, Hamilton’s opposition to Burr had an effect as to the outcome of that election. As a result, Burr killed Hamilton on 7-11-1804. Yep, on 7-11 Burr rolled the dice and from that time forward, he crapped out politically.

So much so that Mr. Burr was charged with treason when it was revealed that he planned to invade the Spanish Territory, after buying land within the area of the Louisiana Territory, and make that Spanish Territory a separate republic. As luck would have it, he was acquitted of the charge and, more or less, thereafter led a shady or secretive life that has yet fully come to light, besides the fact that he had two failed marriages and his daughter was tragically lost at sea.          

In 1836 Mr. Burr died on Staten Island at the ripe old age of 80. He apparently wasn’t a wealthy person at the time of his death. Then again, when people reach that advanced age are they really that hungry for more riches and power?

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One of the main players in the American Revolution, Williamsburg has more history per square inch than most cities do in their entire circumference.  Here you can visit Raleigh Tavern (http://www.history.org/almanack/places/hb/hbral.cfm); the tavern where Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry debated the Revolution with George Washington and where the house of burgesses reconvened when they had been disbanded.  Here you will find the Burton Parish Church the oldest Church in the US that is still holding regular services (http://www.history.org/almanack/places/hb/hbbruch.cfm).  Here you will find exact replicas of 18th century wig shops and blacksmiths; printing presses and general stores; each manned by historic “interpreters” who actually practice their arts from barrel making to glass blowing and baking and who will explain the entire process to you as you walk through their working shop.

You will also find these historic interpreters roaming the streets; driving the horse drawn carriages (in which you can tour the city), working in the gardens, tending the working farms, playing authentic 18th century instruments in the shade of the original trees that lined these streets during the time of George Washington and the founders of the American Revolution.

As perfect a recreation as it is, Colonial Williamsburg was not always so perfect, but had fallen into disrepair after the American Civil War.  But there were always those who treasured her, and this absolutely amazing living history museum was the brainchild of Reverend William Archer Rutherfoord Goodwin. This far-seeing individual was once the rector of Burton Parish church and began raising funds for the town’s reputation in 1907.  In 1924 he stepped up his restoration plans and enlisted John D. Rockefeller Jr. for help with the project; a project which has been growing and expanding ever since.

While it costs absolutely nothing to walk the streets of Williamsburg (of which Colonial Williamsburg is a part) and enjoy the lovely colonial architecture and stop to admire the street performers, regular fife and drum parades and, in short, enjoy the ambiance, if you wish to view the restored workshops and houses and farms you have to purchase a pass which grants you access to the more involved displays.

Passes range from one-day passes to week-long multi and flex passes that include entry to other nearby activities such as Jamestown, Bush Gardens and Water Country USA so that you can indeed plan a vacation that will not only be entertaining but educational and can be tailored to fit any family’s tastes and preferences (http://www.colonialwilliamsburg.com/)  Of course if you live in the Williamsburg area (or indeed, within driving distance) there are even more opportunities available for you, and special ‘local visitor’ passes, student passes and annual passes are available for deeply discounted rates.

That kiss never was just a kiss, historically, and those doing it, when they actually make lip contact, are actually taking part in what truly is one of the most bizarre and unlikely of human activities imaginable, because, according to experts, it has nothing to do with sex..

Kissing, it appears, actually evolved from the ancient practice of human animals sniffing at one another, because that was how people learned things about one another in times past. It is thought that, maybe at some point, humans sniffing each other out slipped and ended up touching lips.

Vaughn Bryant, Texas A&M University anthropologist and an authority on how human kissing evolved, pointed out that during early human history, relationships depended on smell, used to determine mood, health and social status of the person being greeted.

Sniff greetings were commonplace, those involved brushing noses across faces, sniffing at the scent glands, which over time became a brushing of the lips, the way in which this form of social greeting came about.

The Indian sub-continent is where kissing became seen as a romantic form of expression, around 1000BC, when epic poem the Mahabharata included the  first descriptions of romantic kissing on record. It is thought that romantic kissing was unknown elsewhere in the world at that time,

For the Greeks, kissing was how men communicated status, rank, and loyalty among themselves, an expression of social hierarchy, in a way. Lip contact is mentioned, as a form of supplication, not romance, in Homer’s Odyssey.  Where social equals would kiss the mouth, servants, and slaves kissed cheeks, hands, feet, or even the hem of the robe, a practice that continued into the 18th century.

What Romans called the soul kiss is today referred to as the French kiss, though Emperor Tiberius did attempt to ban kissing in case it was a way of spreading leprosy, but his Roman people ignored him. Oddly enough, early Christians were anti-kissing and several popes tried over the years to ban romantic kissing, Pope Clement V decreeing that kissing done with the intent to fornicate was to be considered a mortal sin In 1312.

It was European missionaries who introduced kissing, in the 19th century, to Africa, Asia and Oceania, as well as the word of God to many indigenous populations. The Japanese thought kissing to be offensive and film scenes in which it featured were carefully deleted from movies shown after WWII in occupied Japan.

It is clear from historical data that, in terms of human evolution, the kiss is a relatively new phenomenon, never originally intended to be a conveyor of emotion. Whatever the reasons for it actually coming into being, the kiss never really was just a kiss, but the meanings to it have been so many and varied that it has blurred somewhat over time, but is still nonetheless a great experience when there is passion behind it.

“When I was in Bridgeport, Connecticut, used to,” said the perpetrator to justice. “I am moved to Harlem in a hospital and Iv used a child,” she said.

The young woman had, according to “New York Times” as a teenager suspected that the alleged mother is not the mother. Finally, there are no similarities between the two. When she asked a year ago, even pregnant, according to a birth certificate, dodged and Pettway said she had taken it as a little girl from a drug-addicted mother. The daughter then searched the Internet but in a database with pictures of missing children, and believed himself to be seen. A DNA test confirmed the suspicion.

Such acts are now in New York is hardly possible. Children get immediately after birth Fußbändchen with a transmitter. Once the area to the pediatric ward is abandoned, suggests an electronic alarm.

The penalty is 14 May be announced. The law recommends ten to twelve and a half years in prison. The judge is not bound by it and may also impose a lifetime of kidnapping.

Maybe it was because I was excited about a positive discussion that didn’t revolve around any negativity, rap artist or what he or she said. Four ” target=”_blank”>(black) men a (black) woman and two ” target=”_blank”>young people  enjoying a dialogue and some very good food I might add, which discoursed something like a movie. We began to ask questions like what can we do to  make an impact on our local community in Dallas,TX not just an impression. By this time several women who were sitting nearby paused their conversation, and kind of “ear-hustled” what we were discussing.

Well it probably seemed like we were the only ones talking especially as passionate as each one of us were about taking the city and empowering young people and adults alike. Who would be our target market? How would we “brand” what about a” target=”_blank”> website? As we continued to mostly laugh and dialogue of course, the conversation became more and more serious.

When we digressed around to a centralized theme or idea particularly Christianity that’s when it got more quiet. I believe (at this time we had the whole room’s attention!) Someone said ” we definitely want to bring the central” target=”_blank”> idea that we want to include a Christian perspective to this” target=”_blank”> show, but not just another”religious”program , but include others views present the facts and let them decide what to do with the information.

I couldn’t help but glance around at this time, when I noticed to women  nearly about fall out of their seats!Well, I think I understand, its rare to see young black entrepreneurs talking about something positive without cursing, arguing or acting like we don’t know any better.

When we got around to discussing who will be our target market for this project, another person stated “even though we’re black lets not make this just about us and our issues, because many of the issues are universal to all cultures.

Then I interjected, “sure you have a point but its our future generations that have affected by AIDS, poverty, incarceration, suicide, homicide, the criminal justice, system,the increasing drop out rates and their lackadaisical attitude towards the truth, facts and the lack of knowledge.

Witha passion for an unexpected reaction, I said “I bet most of them don’t even know that “black” is not a color”. After a brief pause,  that seemed to suck the air out of the room , someone said “what do you mean?  and with a brief explanation,  I began to explain that the label of black was assigned as a stigma to African American slaves after the late 1800s early 19th century popularized by the rise of “Jim Crowism” to negatively depict an African Americans.

This can clearly be seen in the definition of the word black (American Heritage dictionary)  black- having no predominant hue; a perfect absorber of the light; dark, evil or wicked; attended with disaster IE black comedy, black Sabbath, blackout, black hole, black list, black death, black adder, black magic etc.

The  term was intended to infer a negative image attached to a people to degrade, demoralize, and de-sensitize a  particular or specific group. As I continued my discourse , I noticed the room was quiet and virtually tuned in, and I couldn’t help but notice they all appeared to agree tentatively including those of other races which sat nearby. In the brief explanation I found an unwitting audience to share with  befittingly, it was February 6 2012, wouldn’t you know it Black History Month!

This was a powerful moment of discovery I’m sure for us all, but its not  happenstance that this happens to be the shortest month of the year!

“Black beautiful Black”

a poem

Black black black beautiful black!

What if black was good and white was bad;

Would that change the joy you thought you had;

I mean, let’s look at the fact,

Why is everything that’s negative everything that’s black!

Can Jesus save my black soul on Black Sabbath?

Why does the stock market crash on Black Monday?

Did you eat your black eyed peas for luck?

Will your friends blackmail you for a buck?

Is your name on the black list?

Why you mad at me, cause I wave my black fist;

Are you the black sheep of your family?

Are you black and proud or black as can be!

Are you scared of  black cat?

Black this and black that;

Will the world be sucked into black space or a black hole?

Or be burned black as the ace of spade!

Newsflash! if you ain’t black you might have it made;

Sell your guns, drugs records and your organs on the black market you might just get paid!

Black is not about who you are, but who you are without;

Black is  not a color its a void……man, I just had a blackout!

Written by Patrick Parker

02/07/12

The Underground Railroad ran for about 40 years, from the 1820s until the Civil War began in 1861. Over that period, rescuers helped some 40,000 fugitives. Many former slaves settled throughout the Northeast. But most ended up in Illinois, Indiana, or Ohio. Thousands also fled to Canada. Others escaped to Mexico, where slavery was abolished in 1829. A few went to British colonies in the Caribbean, where slavery was abolished in 1833.

Antislavery Laws

In 1808, a U.S. law went into effect making it illegal to import any more slaves from Africa. This made the slaves already in the United States more valuable. To meet demand for field hands in the Deep South, slave traders roamed Maryland and Virginia buying up slaves.

The slaves were shackled, abused, and often separated from their families. They were auctioned off like livestock to farmers in Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. But slaves heard of places in the North where slavery had been outlawed. More and more tried to escape.

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The Railroad

According to legend, around 1831, a fugitive hunted by slave catchers suddenly vanished from sight. One of his pursuers grumbled, “He must have gone on an underground road.” The saying caught on. Later, as a new form of transportation captured the public imagination, the word “railroad” was substituted for “road.”

The “friends” who aided fugitives communicated in code. It was made up of railroad terms. Guides became “conductors.” Hiding places were “stations” or “depots.” Escape itself was referred to as “catching the next train.” Conductors were warned when to expect the next “freight” or “package” so they could make preparations.

Sheltering escaped slaves was dangerous. Slave catchers were often quick on the heels of a runaway. Hostile neighbors sometimes reported suspicious activities. Sympathizers might accidentally betray the conductors. Slave catchers carried guns. And they knew how to use them.

The work became even more dangerous after the Fugitive Slave Law was passed in 1850. This law declared that anyone who helped a fugitive could be fined or imprisoned. The law infuriated abolitionists. And it strengthened the antislavery movement in the North.

Means of Escape

Fugitives generally moved at night. They hid during the day. Most slaves were on their own when traveling through the South. The North Star served as their only compass. When they got to the border, abolitionists could offer assistance. They would guide fugitives to the next station.

A favorite mode of deception was to hide a slave in a wagon under a heap of farm produce. Funeral processions were a means of getting a party of fugitives across a city. The closed carriages and long black veils provided perfect disguises. The methods of concealment were endless. One Virginia slave had a friend nail him into a box. The friend shipped him as freight to Philadelphia.

Vigilance Committees and Helpers

Abolitionists in Northern cities formed Vigilance Committees. Both blacks and whites were members. The committees gave protection to fugitives. They raised money for clothing, food, and shelter. They also helped with legal advice.

Ohio was well known for antislavery activities. In the evenings, friends would patrol the Ohio River. They searched for fugitives. They helped those who made it across. In Ripley, Ohio, the Rankin family put a welcoming beacon light in their window. It remained there every night for nearly 30 years.

Many blacks who escaped would return to the South to rescue family members and friends. Harriet Tubman was a slave who escaped from Maryland. She returned 19 times and brought out 300 fugitives. Among them were her own parents.

White Northerners went south to spread word of the Underground Railroad. They would casually drop word of escape in a black church. Some white Southerners also took part. But they faced great personal risks. Lewis Paine of Georgia spent five years in prison for helping a fugitive reach the Underground Railroad.

During the Civil War, the techniques of the railroad were put to another use. Southern blacks and pro-Union whites in Appalachia helped Union prisoners escape. They used the methods of the Underground Railroad to help the prisoners get back to the North.