by Jerri Dell | Jun 19, 2021 | American History, Books, Family, Social Justice
The night before my father died, he and his wife Kate gave a dinner party for several neighbors. During the meal, he raised his voice and said distinctly “I have always been a man of words.” This was likely to have come as a surprise to the people there, most of whom... 
by Jerri Dell | Jan 22, 2021 | American History, Poetry, Social Justice
I can hardly express how relieved I am today now that the inauguration of the 46th American President is behind us, nor how my spirit is beginning to lift, despite the horrors of covid-19 still ahead. I am choosing to believe, I need to believe, that President Biden...
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