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It was October of 1982. The phone rang in the bungalow my bride and I were renting on Grosvenor Avenue in Lexington, Kentucky.

Roy Exum: The Curse Of The CRT Monday, July 12, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum There is a great tape circulating on the Internet where a black father, articulate, poised and educated, addresses a school board - presumably in a Michigan township - to say, “The Critical Race Theory is teaching that white people are bad. That's not true. That would teach my daughter that her mother is evil."   That’s right. Ian Rice is married to a white woman and, according to theBlaze.com, Ian lashed out at the school board, saying, “This board and this school district is failing," Rice told the asse...

Roy Exum: Independence Day Roy Exum “Please forgive me if this is seen as a rant,” reads the email, “but I would like to put out a personal challenge to all patriots. It has become increasingly popular in recent years to call this great American holiday “Fourth of July.” However, we all should take note that it is not. It is in actuality Independence Day. Our celebration of the solidification and ratification of this great United States of America.   “Lest we never forget the countless lives sacrificed over these last few hundred years to ensure this is still a working constituti...

Roy Exum: The Saturday Funnies Saturday, July 3, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum We are told a lady with a van filled with a dozen screaming kids was at Hamilton Place mall, looking for a space. Obviously frazzled, she coasted through a pedestrian crossing and an irate man screamed, “Lady, don’t you know to stop?”   She screamed back through the window, “What on earth makes to think all of these are mine?!"   Welcome to the first issue of The Saturday Funnies and, remember, if some joke makes you laugh, the chances are good we’ll giggle, too, so please share. Here is another sum...

Roy Exum: Daddy: “I’m Ready” Friday, June 25, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum Albert Einstein once said, "There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." So, allow me to say I’m a big believer of miracles, having felt their power time and time again. Not long ago I read of a real one – with actual pictures – and was moved by the story, which I shall share.   But, first, I was delightfully surprised to discover it was written by one who walks among us, WTVC news editor and anchor Latricia Thomas, ...