From here to anywhere: Our stories are time capsules
Our stories are time capsules. They hold scenes that stay with us, moments when time has slowed long enough to let us see and better understand. This is why I
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Our stories are time capsules. They hold scenes that stay with us, moments when time has slowed long enough to let us see and better understand. This is why I
Inclusion of the journeys of musician Ken Henderson, police officer Earl Wilson and first Black Galesburg teacher, Marie Tarver, would enrich us all.
t all started 27 years ago when achoka was still young with the passion and vibrancy of a youth determined to make it in life despite the odds
I grew up hearing the many stories that my Uncle Fred Chesnutt enjoyed telling. It occurred to me, after he died in 2012, that his father must have told him
Fred Moore was born in Cobar in New South Wales, lived in Lithgow and came into the Illawarra many times to support different struggles before he moved to Dapto to work in Nebo Colliery and later Australian Iron & Steel mine (a subsidiary of BHP at the time). He was active in the NSW Miners Federation for more than 30 years. Aged 14, Fred started work in the mines in Western