Jimcrow Stories

Hello, readers. This is not a book. This is more like a trailer for books. Every few years (or months if possible) I will be updating this book about my upcoming stories...

Evil lives in the back woods and swamps of the Deep South. From the dark corner of a decadent plantation mansion to the soggy decay of a one-room swamp shack, it breeds...

PALE MOON OVER PARADISE is the story of Leah, an African American girl struggling to survive poverty and discrimination in the Jim Crow South. Travel back in time to th...

There's hatred brewing in the heart of Claude Alexander. As a dark-skinned black man, Claude has experienced racism and discrimination not only from whites but also from...

This story is set in the year 1964. When a young woman decides to defy the laws and set aside differences even when putting herself in life or death situations.

Memoir of a life of poverty in the mid 20th century Kentucky focussing on the clan patriarch.

Don't Judge a book by it's cover they say.... But they continue to judge a Human by their skin. This has finally pulled that last little straw right out of my cup becaus...

Instantly my face becomes straight in dead seriousness as I clear my throat."You shouldn't be seen with me anyways." Arching his beautiful eye brows you could...

A young family flourishes in their successful but segregated community until a violent massacre destroys it. Inspired by a true story (A Black Wall Street Historical...

Summer in small town Indiana. A young father befriends an elderly black woman and through her discovers an earlier time and place: Knoxville College during Jim Crow. The...

Winter Lynum, a 98-year old Black woman, recounts a traumatic experience from her childhood during the Jim Crow era in Alabama.

First, arriving in chains and shackles Mind racing; prepared for battle, in a land not my own. Stripped from my home, Humiliated, whipped, raped and frightened to the bo...

A collection of poems, essays, and short writings about the American Civil Rights Movement

I think most folks would agree that hard work translates into success. But here's the question that I examine in the attached essay, Does that mean that race and ethnici...