So much to LEARN

[Clifford Black]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Indians_in_the_United_States

We have had discussions about MISSING groups of people, well, here we go, one more time.

B.

[Adisa]

The African-Indian connection also adds a sharp new dimension to  the issue of slave resistance. The first evidence of Native American  and African unity appears in a l503 communication to Spain’s King  Ferdinand from Viceroy Nicolas de Ovando of Spain’s headquarters on  Hispaniola, now Haiti. Ovando complained that his enslaved Africans  “fled among the Indians and taught them bad customs and never could be  captured.” In the last four words the governor is describing more than a  problem with untrustworthy servants or the difficulties of retrieving  runaways in a rainforest. From his thin line of white colonies, he sees  Europeans confronting a new bi-racial enemy that has a base of support  in the interior. The budding coalition has new recruits joining each  week.

http://williamlkatz.com/africans-indians-only-america/

[Clifford Black]

Brother Katz is also the author of "Black Cowboys" which is a book that has a tendency to come up missing and cannot be left out to public view.  Books written by "Katz" are the ones that people forget that they "borrowed".

B.

[Adisa]

I will add "Black Cowboys" to my list of books to obtain.  I don't have a problem with people "borrowing" any books from my library, apparently the people close to me already know it all.