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I want to introduce you to Two New Friends in My Head, Susan and Ruth..

Social Interaction is often overrated, but not in this case. you see today when going through my dashboard looking at the various networking links and stats I discovered a link – from a woman named Susan, in My Lijit Statistics panel.

I stumbled upon this link, in a blog that had linked to this blog and boy was I glad. I must admit that this is a very long post, but worthy of reading and sharing with others. the blog I found the link in was Everydaypeopleproject.blogspot.com it’s written by a lady named Susan. Her Blog is Fantastique.

I don’t know Susan, yet somehow she linked to one of my posts, and I’m very grateful for that. you see this is how social networking works when it works.

Thank You Very Much Susan, because I’ve subscribed to Your Blog and will be visiting you often; my new friend.

since this is Black History Month, I am recognizing a wonderful group of Bloggers by republishing their blogs here on BadGalsRadio.com. today’s blog is about one of my personal heroes Mrs. Rosa Parks. it’s so interesting to hear her story and the story of american racism, told from the viewpoint of an american woman named Ruth. Her Wonderful blog is called synchro-ni-zing

For the Record – I have never Met Ruth, Never Conversed with her on email; and only today just discovered her brilliant blog. her writing inspired me to share with you, her words and thoughts. pure as the most honest reality, that’s what Ruth’s post is. Reality in a Blog. And for the record I don’t know if either Susan or Ruth are Black or White. that was not a part of my reading interest.

Thank You Susan for Recognizing Ruth; and Thank You Ruth for Recognizing Mrs. Rosa Parks, because She Is OUR Hero. You are Both Now My Heroes,

Monday, February 01, 2010

“They’ve messed with the wrong one now!”

To read more about the Montgomery Bus Boycott, go here.
To read more about Rosa Parks, go here, or read her autobiography, Rosa Parks, My Story. To see the story of the restoration of the bus, go here.