In acknowledgement of February being Black History Month, here are links to some of my past works that fit the occasion. During my recovery, I have started reading Blue-Eyed Child of Fortune, The Civil War Letters of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, edited by Russell Duncan. This is strictly for pleasure although I may post some thoughts in the future. I will also be attending a special Black History Month program at U.S. Marshals Service Headquarters on Feb. 23rd that will deal with the contributions of the USCT. I will share some pics if I’m feeling up to it. See you when I'm feeling better. Whenever that may be. Until then...

• PAR article: Race and Remembrance at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello

• PAR article: Black Loyalists of the American Revolution

• FLS article: My Jefferson isn't their Jefferson
  

• Lecture: A study in pre-war race relations at Fredericksburg's landmark churches

• Blog: My Black Confederate Contribution

• Blog: Multi-Racial essays on an American Icon

• Website: Indemnity in Black and White

• Radio Spot: AM1230 Hometown History: Bernard Slave Cabins

• Video Tour: National Slavery Museum Freedom Garden

• Lecture: Fredericksburg churches: Shiloh Baptist (Old Site)