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Blueberry Pie and Honey Suckle Bumble Bees
A literary fiction short-story during the golden years of the Harlem Renaissance of a young black man finding his way on the fruits of life and love of family.
harlem renaissance • nichel anderson • nichel • short story • literary fiction

In Memory Of; The Souls of Black Folk: 1 of 5 Series
A reflection of W.E.B. Du Bois exceptional collection of essays; The Souls of Black Folk. The editor will be reviewing past articles that reviewed W.E.B. Du Bois essays.
w.e.b. du bois • nichel anderson • harlem renaissance • essays • nichel

Book Review: Mitsrayim by Nichel Anderson
Hope you enjoy this review as much as I enjoyed reading Nichel Anderson's "Mitsrayim." Nichel's tale is a rich of love, battles in ancient lands, reincarnation and spiritual love between beings.
nichel anderson • book review • mitsrayim • crossings and reflections • love

A New Way to Find Great Books
Hello everyone and welcome to the new home for <b>Books You May Have Missed</b>. This topic is now a part of the Suite University Community, and will have a new purpose - besides letting you know about those great books that you may have missed.
reading • books • book groups • fiction • non-fiction

And Still I Rise
In honor of National Poetry Month an essay protraying the benefits of courage and determination by being influence by a poem of Maya Angelou, 2nd Renaissance Poet, "Still I Rise."
maya angelou • still i rise • nichel anderson • writer • black writer

Harlem: The 1920s Part Two
A look into the 1920s of the exceptional African-American contributors during this era, that made it one of the most influential creativity in all art forms for future generations.
harlem • booker t washington • nichel • renaissance • louis armstrong

Langston Hughes: Poet Laureate of Harlem
A reflection on Langston Hughes contribution to history and a review of one of Hughes influential poems.
langston hughes • review • poem • poet • nichel anderson

Mahogany (Episode 6)
You have to find out how the saga has fast forward leading to a final conclusion on March 12, 2002. Will Jewels obtain her dream to be a blues singer? What was the big secret Bill Sands was keeping from his family? Read on to find out!
mahogany 6 • episode 6 • black love • harlem • 1920

Of Alexander Crummell
The next scheduled essay from W.E.B. Du Bois collection of essays The Souls of Black Folks; "Of Alexander Crummell" the details of an opportunity that presented a lasting impression on future generations.
w.e.b. du bois • essays • nichel anderson • nichel • harlem renaissance

Of Booker T. Washington And Others
A critique of W.E.B. Du Bois powerful and passionate essay in response to the rising influence of Booker T. Washington during the turn of the 20th century.
booker t washington • booker t. washington • w.e.b. du bois • of the souls of black folks • essays by blacks

Of The Coming of John
The review of one of W.E.B Du Bois most determine masterpieces of literature during the past century.
w.e.b. du bois essays • of the souls of black folks • nichel anderson • writing • essays

Reconnaissance
A look into my first year here at the Suite and a dedicated poem by Arna Bontemps's influential poem, a Harlem Renaissance poet, of my gratitude of the friendship and opportunities I recieved in 2001.
arna bontemps • nichel anderson • poems • friends • black writers

Rhythms: Part 1
A review of Donna Hills passionate novel detailing the years of the turn of the century and the during the beginning years of Renaissance giving spotlight to Chicago. This is part One of review with the second part to be publish next month.
donna hill • rhythms • literary fiction • black writers • harlem renaissance

Rhythms: Part 2
The conclusion of the review of this inspiring literary fiction story set during the golden years of black renaissance.
rhythms • donna hill • renaissance • nichel • black writers

White Daffodils
A literary mystery short story set in Harlem, New York City in the 1930s.
harlem • renaissance • nichel • anderson • short story

White Daffodils: Part 2
Part two of White Daffodils. Find out Sasha is the one to blame for the crime committed.
white daffodils • harlem • new york • nichel • short story

An Offer I Couldn't Refuse
After having been honored with being named a godfather recently, I share my investigations into the concept of godparents. I ponder my role as I share the traditions and roles of the godparents in a child's life.
godfather • godfather • godparent • godmother • nichel

Harlem: The 1920's (Part One)
An analysis of the Harlem Renaissance during the golden years of the 1920's. I pose several questions to begin this endeavor of review regarding the extraordinary accomplishments of my ancestors.
harlem renaissance • 1920's • nichel • renaissance • renaissance

Book Review Part 1: The Crisis of the African-American Architect
A part 1 of 3 book review on an influential book recently published by a Howard University graduate and Professor. The book reflects on the great beginnings of art and how it relates to other creative artforms that was masterfully expanded during the Harlem Renaisance by Booker T. Washington.
booker t. washington • architect • black architect • nichel anderson • harlem renaissance

Book Review Part 2: The Crisis of the African-American Architect
Part 2 of 3 reviewing the interesting book by an influential black writer that reflects of close relations between creative artform and architecture.
book review • nichel • the crisis of the african american architect.

Mahogany (Episode 3)
Learn what awaits Jewels in the South and see if the mystery behind her father's reason to send Jewels away from Mahogany's and out of Harlem is revealed, also, find out what is in the future for her siblings. Happy Reading!
mahogany episode 3 • mahogany • black writers • black • writers

Mahogany (Episode 4)
The next episode arrives leaving perhaps more questions than answers. Find out what new turn of events will occur and will the previous loose ends be tied up?
mahogany • mahogany episode 5 • writings • harlem • renaissance

Of the Faith of the Fathers
Nichel Anderson returns back to reviewing the essays of W.E.B. Du Bois collection of essays in <i>"The Souls of Black Folk."</i> This particular chosen essay outlines Du Bois experiences in the rural South on the history of black folks religion and its influential energy among the community and the country. Du Bois critiques the mission, the purpose, and the major players of the Negro church.
souls of black folk • w.e.b. du bois • nichel anderson • du bois • the souls of black folk

Of the Passing of the First-Born
A review of Du Bois essay reflecting the journey Of the Passing of the First-born, from his collection of essays of The Souls of Black Folk.
passing of the first born • du bolis • nichel anderson • essay • harlem renaisance.

Of The Sorrow Songs
The review of one of W.E.B Du Bois inspiring essay from his collection of essays from the The Souls of Black Folk.
the souls of black folk • nichel anderson • essays • w.e.b. du bois

Of Our Spiritual Strivings
A review of W.E.B. Du Bois influential essay "Of Our Spiritual Strivings" from the book collection of essays "The Souls of Black Folk," first published in 1903.
souls of black folks • w.e.b. du bois • w.e.b. du bois • nichel • anderson

Of the Wings of Atlanta
Nichel returns to review another one of W.E.B. Du Bois's essay from his collection of "The Souls of Black Folk." Here Du Bois takes history of south and the politics of this growing color folk city.
of the wings of atlanta • w.e.b. dubois • w.e.b. du bois • nichel anderson • essays

SYLVIA ESTES STARK (1839 - 1944)
Sylvia Estes was born into slavery in Clay County, Missouri in 1839. Eventually, her father bought her freedom. The family eventually moved to California and from there, they immigrated to British Northwest.
black history • celebrating black history • african americans • black community • slavery

One Enchanted April
In enchanted April, the author theorizes about writing poetry, its use as therapy, and offers a few poems inspired by April, one of his favorite months.
one enchanted april • april • enchant • poetry • poem

Inspiration: Selected Suite101 Resources
Inspirational writing is close at hand. You have only to look for uplifting topics, articles and courses at Suite101 to find a wealth of writing treasures.
inspiration • suite101 • uplifting • caring for the soul • caring

Communities of Interest (COI) Categories
A chart that illustrates the breakdown for the Communities of Interest.
cois

Harlem Renaissance: The Influential Age
My inner thoughts of the most influential time period in African-American history, in which, is still looked upon of greatness and admiration.
harlem renaissance achievments • african-american history.

February is Black History Month
A bit about Black History Month. This article contains the instructions for a Hands Around the World Project.
black history • black history month • february • february holiday • celebrating black history month

My Reflections on: The Shroud of Color
A review of Cullen's influential poem of how it touched my soul. Also, my own dedicated poem to my creator and my ancestors.
the shroud of color • countee cullen • harlem renaissance • poetry • literature

Words! Words!
A review of Jessie Redmon Fauset inspirational love poem and the concept she succeeded in revealing, along with a biography of her life as one of the elite women of the Harlem Renaissance.
jessie fauset • poem • harlem • renaissance • harlem renaissance

CANADIAN INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS
Can you name a Canadian inventor or invention? If not, don't feel bad. There have been over a million inventions patented by Canadian inventors and even Canadians can't answer the question.
mary alward • mary • alward • canadian • canadian inventors

Of The Training Of Black Men
A discussion of W.E.B Du Bois thought provoking essay from his most influential collection of literary work in: The Souls Of Black Folk.
black men • w.e.b du bois • of the training of black men • nubian men • education

The Soul of a New Novelist
Sometimes a person just has to ignore excuses and what others think and "just do it." With that in mind the author relates some experiences he has as he wrote a 50,000 word novel during the month of November, 2002 as part of National Novel Writing Month.
national novel writing month • novel • writing • challenge • month

Mahogany (Episode 1)
A literary story featuring the golden years of the Harlem Renaissance era. This saga will be broken up into several episodes. I hope you enjoy my story!
literary • story • short story • harlem renaissance • black writer

Mahogany (Episode 5)
The saga continues with Jewels mending her fences with her mother. Find out what secret Bertha perhaps have kept from her family as a distant companion uncovers their previous relationship. How will this effect Jewels and her siblings?
mahogany • episode 5 • harlem renaissance • harlem renaissance • writing

Mahogany (Episode 7)
Join in the celebration to the conclusion of Mahogany. Find out what unfolds concerning Jewels and her family. Don't forget to leave your final comments on my saga based on the era of the Harlem Renaissance. And yes, the saga will, in the near, future become a novel.
mahogany 7 • mahogany 7 • black writers • harlem renaissance

Mahogany (Episode 2)
Due to excellent reviews of part 1, Mahogany Episode 2 arrives; Find out why the phone wasn't answered and will Jewels be able to ask the urgent question to her father? Happy Reading!
mahogany • literary story • african american history • african • african american

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