We live and die—values and intentions matter!
War dominates the news today. Personally, I am grieving the end of my mother’s life and the loss of a relationship with one of my dearest relatives. My material circumstances are unstable. Even with these uncomfortable conditions in my personal life, the most powerful impact on my state of being comes from the horrific attacks…
by pquickhall October 16, 2023
1921 – 2023
Beulah Melchor Quick died Monday the 25th of September in Fayetteville, North Carolina at age 102. This is a story of her life, as recalled by her daughter, Paula. July 23, 1921 – Beulah Mae Melchor was born to Beulah V. and Warren Melchor on her father’s birthday! The Melchor family, which included sister, Grace,…
by pquickhall September 26, 2023
Friendship & Community
You may know that I was the only child of African American parents—Dr. & Mrs. C. Mason Quick. As a child, I envied peers who had siblings. As I grew older, I came to see this as a mixed blessing. There are advantages and disadvantages in any circumstance. And the size of the household is…
by pquickhall September 12, 2023
The first essay of the AAERO Founder’s Blog was discussed November 19, 2022. The topic was “Family Legacy.” The Founder’s essays and messages posted before September 2023 may be viewed by clicking the titles that follow in bold.
- Family Legacy
- A History of The Education of African Americans in North Carolina
- Digital Sources of 20th Century Black History (P.S. I realize that this is not an essay about Black history, but rather, an invitation for you to collaborate in creation of a list of our favorite sources. I’ll share some of my sources, and more of my thoughts when we meet online Saturday.)
- Cafe’ Darkness & Sources of Information about Black Women in the Twentieth Century
- African Americans & Money
- Digital Sources of Black History (This is the beginning of a list to which you are invited to contribute.)