Author: Yemaja Jubilee | The Charlotte Gazette

Opinion

OPINION — Growing up under Jim Crow rules

Being a Black man in this country has always been hazardous to a man’s mental, emotional, and physical ... Read more

Opinion

OPINION — Memories of going around the Maypole

In the Black community where I grew up, in the small rural town called Saxe in Charlotte County, ... Read more

Lifestyles

COLUMN — A trio of light bearers in Charlotte County

“This little Light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine” was one of the many songs historically sung ... Read more

Opinion

COLUMN — We got tired

We got tired of living under the “Black codes,”  that were put in place after the Emancipation Proclamation ... Read more

Opinion

COLUMN — Growing up Black in Charlotte County

“Ordinary people with extraordinary vision can redeem the soul of America by getting into what I call good ... Read more

Guest columns

The Big G — Gratitude

It’s fall! We smell the earth’s sweet aroma and embrace the cool breeze of a crisp fall day. ... Read more

Guest columns

Table talk

Have you ever thought about what goes on around kitchen tables? Or have you contemplated how long tables ... Read more

Church & Community

MYOB

Mind your own business (MYOB) is a direct request to respect others privacy, to not interfere or meddle ... Read more

Church & Community

‘All work and no play’

“All work and no play makes Jack (Jill) a dull boy (girl).” This proverb is interpreted to say: ... Read more

Columns

Wherever I go, there I am…

“Wherever I go, there I am…” This familiar truism phrase can be traced back to Thomas a’ Kempress ... Read more

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