Negroes Stories

At 6, Etta believes she's a Negro slave in white skin until she discovers her whiteness causes their mental and physical scars!

Matiyahu is a young sailor who often travels between Gaul (Roman France) and Hibernia (Ireland). One day he travels towards the Niger delta in Western Africa to meet his family members. He didn't see them in years. The journey goes different than planned.

A dazzling, breakthrough movie from our time suddenly appears on a movie screen on a grey day in 1954. It explodes on the stolid certainties of the time with disruptive force. Disneyland, the rise of TV, the decline of movies, Creature from the Black Lagoon, McCarthyism, the Red Scare, the Lavender Scare, young love, forbidden love, the Catholic Legion of Decency, the ambitions of Richard M. Nixon, the suffering of Pat Nixon, the suffering of Paul Robeson, the Bush dynasty, the Dulles Brothers, the fever dreams of J. Edgar Hoover, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Edward R. Murrow, Ike, the Kefauver hearings into the depravity of comic books, the Superman complex...familiar signposts of the 1950s are blown off course as Black Panther suddenly and mysteriously shows up on a movie projector in a theater in a small Connecticut town. It plays on a continuous loop, sparking a sensation in the town that spreads to panic in Dwight Eisenhower's White House. Ike forms a special task force to get to the bottom of the subversive film under the direction of his ever-vigilant Vice President, Richard M. Nixon. Nixon's investigation disrupts the lives of young lovers Shep Ferrell and Rosemary D'Aleo, struggling to navigate their simple boy-girl relationship through the murder, racial tensions and H-Bomb anxieties aroused by the erupting controversy. Black Panther's journey back to the past has the cultural impact of a meteor hitting earth, burying a large, hot vein of reflective truth beneath the United States and forcing a dialog between the 20th and 21st centuries.

Anita Godfrey and husband Jeffrey Godfrey moves into an all white neighborhood to prove they had the freedom to go wherever and do whatever they wanted. they had good paying jobs and just wanted to have the best for their family,being bold came with problems and stirred up much strife among them and their meddling neighbors who pried too much and the sherrifs that harrassed them for little of nothing just too drive them out of their neighborhood....will the Godfreys give in or take a stand for their people's rights?