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Blue Hole Back Home
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Truth in the form of fiction
This book brought back memories. The Bootheel of Missouri can only be distinguished from riverside territory in Mississippi by lat/long coordinates. I grew up in the segregated south with patents who never used the ugly words I heard when I enrolled i the first desegregated class in my high school. Our town had burnings and murders and it all confused me. I was brought up to believe that real people never said or did the things my friends told me about. I can easily believe now that this story cod be 100% true, but at the time, I couldn't believe any of it.
This story is a great story. In another era it would be told around campfires for generations.
This book brought back memories. The Bootheel of Missouri can only be distinguished from riverside territory in Mississippi by lat/long coordinates. I grew up in the segregated south with patents who never used the ugly words I heard when I enrolled i the first desegregated class in my high school. Our town had burnings and murders and it all confused me. I was brought up to believe that real people never said or did the things my friends told me about. I can easily believe now that this story cod be 100% true, but at the time, I couldn't believe any of it.
This story is a great story. In another era it would be told around campfires for generations.
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May 17, 2021
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May 17, 2021
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