From Founding Father Alexander Hamilton to Vice President Kamala Harris
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We Can Help Ourselves
Current political attempts to diminish the contributions of Black individuals and other people of color, to defund Black institutions and museums, to remove monuments, paintings, and photographs of African American legends, particularly civil rights leaders, to ban books and limit the teaching of history are all both dangerous and depressing.
BUT ONE MUST NOT BECOME DEMORALIZED, BECAUSE WE CAN HELP OURSELVES.
It has become more crucial than ever for writers and researchers to continue meticulously documenting for posterity the achievements of yesteryear’s generations in books like From Founding Father Alexander Hamilton to Vice President Kamala Harris and other resources, which should be valued and passed down to future generations. - From Founding Father Alexander Hamilton to Vice President Kamala Harris
My Story
Herman G. Hall, born April 26, 1945 in Grenada, is an award-winning journalist, author and publisher of EVERYBODY’S, the Caribbean-American Magazine. For more than 50 years, he covered the Caribbean and the Caribbean diaspora, focusing particularly on the
Caribbean-American landscape.
His distinguished career includes covering the 1979 eruption of the La Soufrière volcano in St. Vincent and the overthrow of Grenada’s Prime Minister Eric Gairy that year.
In 1981, his coverage of the funerals of Prime Minister Eric Williams and Bob Marley earned him a National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Award. Additionally, he provided the global live broadcast of Antigua and Barbuda’s independence and accompanied President Ronald Reagan to Jamaica and Barbados as part of the White House Press Corps.
He consulted for the ABC and CBS news networks during the U.S. invasion of Grenada and covered the inaugurations of President Barack Obama.
A former commentator for WLIB and WBLS Radio in New York City, Hall has appeared on numerous television programs.
