Terry A. O'Neal's Blog

    Terry A. O'Neal--This is my very first "spoken word" piece. Check it out and tell me what you think please! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7ZaKy... TO STRUGGLE.dv www.youtube.com My very first spoken word piece entitled To Struggle. TO S STRUGGLE.dv

    Time Thursday, October 21 · 4:00pm - 6:00pm Location Books-A-Million 2001 Airline Drive, #166 Bossier City, LA Created By Terry A. O'Neal More Info Founder of the National Black History Bee and best-selling author Terry a O'Neal wi will

  Time Friday, October 22 · 6:00pm - 8:00pm Location Barnes & Noble Booksellers 6646 Youree Drive Shreveport, LA  Best-selling author Terry a O'Neal will sign her books from 6pm-8pm. "Sweet Lavender", her family/YA fiction novel will be featured, al along

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Shreveport, LA)– Founder of the National Black History Bee and Best-selling Author Terry a O'Neal, whose works have been published in numerous magazines, television, journals and newspapers, will be conducting a speaking and book signing tour thr throughout

"It's a thorny road for dreamers and poets who fantasize of majestic places and deep-seated desires of the heart that their hands may never hold."



~Terry a O'Neal

"It's a thorny road for dreamers and poets who fantasize of majestic places and deep-seated desires of the heart that their hands may never hold." ~Terry a O'Nea O'Neal

The chill of morning leaves me in awe as I discover the most astounding realities about my life that have opened my eyes to what is destined to come—what my future holds. My life, from this day forth, will never be the same. In spite of this rude awakening, I continue to write because like it or not, it's what I was born to do—

African American History ~ The Forgetten History of America

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Stagg's second competition puts heritage on display



By Roger Phillips

Record Staff Writer

February 11, 2010 12:00 AM



STOCKTON - LeBron James and Kobe Bryant, or at least their high school equivalents in the realm of black history, squared off for another game of 1-on-1 Wednesday afternoon in the Stagg High School theater.



For every "Brown vs. Board of Education" or "Buffalo Soldiers" uttered by junior Claire Scheffer, senior Jessica Sanchez countered with a "Ralph Bunche" or "Bessie Colema...