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The other day I was reading a book and I came across a little anecdote. It was about the great Athenian general Themistocles. Before the battle of Salamis, he was locked in a vigorous debate with a Spartan general about potential strategies for defeating the Persians. Themistocles was clearly in the minority with his views (but which ultimately turned out to be right and saved Western Civilization). He continued to interpret and contradict the other generals. Finally, the Spartan general threatened to strike Themistocles if he didn’t shut up and stop. “Strike!” Themistocles shouted back, “But listen!” When I read this, I immediately began a ritual that I have practiced for many years–and that others have done for centuries before me–I marked down the passage and later transferred it to my “commonplace book.” Why? Because it’s a great line and it stood out to me. I wrote it down, I’ll want to have it around for later reference, for potentially using it in my writing or work, or for possible inspiration at some point in the future. In other posts, we’ve talked about how to read more, which books to read, how to read books above your level and how to write. Well, the commonplace book is a thread that runs through all those ideas. It what ties those efforts together and makes you better at each one of them. I was introduced and taught a certain version of this system by Robert Greene and now I am passing along the lessons because they’ve helped me so much. What is a Commonplace book? A commonplace book is a central resource or depository for ideas, quotes, anecdotes, observations and information you come across during your life and didactic pursuits. The purpose of the book is to record and organize these gems for later use in your life, in your business, in your writing, speaking or whatever it is that you do. Some of the greatest men and women in history have kept these books. Marcus Aurelius kept one–which more or less became the Meditations. Petrarch kept one. Montaigne, who invented the essay, kept a handwritten compilation of sayings, maxims and quotations from literature and history that he felt were important. His earliest essays were little more than compilations of these thoughts. Thomas Jefferson kept one. Napoleon kept one. HL Mencken, who did so much for the English language, as his biographer put it, “methodically filled notebooks with incidents, recording straps of dialog and slang” and favorite bits from newspaper columns he liked. Bill Gates keeps one. Not only did all these famous and great individuals do it. But so have common people throughout history. Our true understanding of the Civil War, for example, is a result of the spread of cheap diaries and notebooks that soldiers could record their thoughts in. Art of Manliness recently did an amazing post about the history of pocket notebooks. Some people have gone as far as to claim that Pinterest is a modern iteration of the commonplace book. And if you still need a why–I’ll let this quote from Seneca answer it (which I got from my own reading and notes): “We should hunt out the helpful pieces of teaching and the spirited and noble-minded sayings which are capable of immediate practical application–not far far-fetched or archaic expressions or extravagant metaphors and figures of speech–and learn them so well that words become works.” How to Do It (Right) –Read widely. Read about anything and everything and be open to seeing what you didn’t expect to be there–that’s how you find the best stuff. Shelby Foote, “I can’t begin to tell you the things I discovered while I was looking for something else.” If you need book recommendations, these will help. -Mark down what sticks out at you as you read–passages, words, anecdotes, stories, info. When I read, I just fold the bottom corners of the pages. If I have a pen on me, I mark the particularly passages I want to come back to. I used to use flag-it highlighters, which can be great. -Again, take notes while you read. It’s what the best readers do, period. it’s called “marginalia.” For instance, John Stuart Mill hated Ralph Waldo Emerson, and we know this based on his copies of Emerson’s books where he made those (private) comments. You can also see some of Mark Twain’s fascinating marginalia here. Bill Gates’ marginalia is public on a website he keeps called The Gates Notes. It’s a way to have a conversation with the book and the author. Don’t be afraid to judge, criticism or exclaim as you read. -Wisdom, not facts. We’re not just looking random pieces of information. What’s the point of that? Your commonplace book, over a lifetime (or even just several years), can accumulate a mass of true wisdom–that you can turn to in times of crisis, opportunity, depression or job. -But you have to read and approach reading accordingly. Montaigne once teased the writer Erasmus, who was known for his dedication to reading scholarly works, by asking with heavy sarcasm, “Do you think he is searching in his books for a way to become better, happier, or wiser?” In Montaigne’s mind, if he wasn’t, it was all a waste. A commonplace book is a way to keep our learning priorities in order. It motivates us to look for and keep only the . -After you finish the book, put it down for a week or so. Let it percolate in your head. Now, return to it and review all the material you’ve saved and transfer the marginalia and passages to your commonplace book. -It doesn’t have to just be material from books. Movies, speeches, videos, conversations work too. Whatever. Anything good. -Actually writing the stuff down is crucial. I know it’s easier to keep a Google Doc or an Evernote project of your favorite quotes…but easy has got nothing to do with this. As Raymond Chandler put it, “When you have to use your energy to put those words down, you are more apt to make them count.” (Disclosure: for really long pieces, [...]
Erma Clardy Craven was an African American leader in the pro-life movement. Craven helped start various “pro-life” organizations such as African-Americans Against Abortion, the National Right to Life Committee, Black Americans for Life, National Democrats for Life, and Americans United for Life. Craven was also a public speaker and was the second African American woman to address a Democratic National Convention. Craven was born in 1918 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and graduated from South High School. She attended the College of St. Scholastica in Duluth, earning a bachelor’s degree in social work. During World War II, she worked in an ammunition plant. Afterward, she worked with the Urban League in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and then as a parole officer in New York City, New York. She returned to Minneapolis in 1958 and became a social worker in the Hennepin County Welfare Department, where she focused on child protection and the problems of young mothers. In 1972, Craven published a book called Abortion and Social Justice. In one of the most notable chapters, “Abortion, Poverty, and Black Genocide: Gifts to the Poor?” Craven discussed her belief that the issue of abortion was not only murder but was genocide used to eliminate certain groups of people. […]
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Yo-Yo Ma & Bobby McFerrin - Hush Sello: Sony Masterworks – SK 48177 Formato: CD, Album País: US Publicado: 1992 Género: Jazz, Classical Estilo: Contemporary Jazz Lista de Títulos: 01.- Grace 3:54 02.- Andante 4:03 03.- Flight Of The Bumblebee 1:09 04.- Stars 4:04 05.- Hush Little Baby 2:36 06.- Vocalise 6:27 07.- Musette 4:13 08.- Coyote 2:52 09.- Allegro Prestissimo 2:37 10.- Ave Maria 2:38 11.- Hoedown ! 5:39 12.- Air 5:12 13.- Good-bye 1:11 Compañías, etc. Distributed By – Sony Music Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Recorded At – Dreamland Recording Studios Glass Mastered At – DADC – DIDC-071171 Créditos Cello – Yo-yo Ma Design [Cover] – Allen Weinberg Engineer [Recording & Mixing] – Chris Tergesen Executive-Producer – Linda Goldstein Photography By [Cover] – Carol Friedman Producer – Bobby McFerrin, Steven Epstein Voice – Bobby McFerrin Notas Recorded at Dreamland recording Studios, Woodstock, New York, August 22-25, 1991.
Elizabeth Jennings Graham, activist and educator, was born free in New York City to Thomas and Elizabeth Jennings in either 1826 (according to her Death Certificate) or 1830 (according to an 1850 census). The specific day and month of her birth are unknown. Her parents were both prominent members of New York City’s small Black middle class, and her father was the first African American to hold a patent in the United States. He was also involved in many social and religious organizations and was one of the founders of New York’s Abyssinian Baptist Church. Like her father, Elizabeth Jennings Graham was involved in many social and religious organizations, most prominently as a church organist. She was on her way to church to play the organ on July 16, 1854, when she tried to board a streetcar of the Third Avenue Railway Company, which at the time did not allow African Americans as passengers. At first, she was permitted to ride the streetcar as long as none of the other passengers complained, but she was forcibly evicted as soon as the conductor found a policeman to help him throw her off the conveyance. Graham’s forcible removal from the streetcar because of her […]
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Brooklyn filmmaker Jimmie Mannas' took to the streets of New York in April, 1968 to get the reactions of his neighbors following the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. Mannas is a renowned Black filmmaker. He was part of the Kamonige Collective with Louis Draper and Roy DeCarava. Restored by A/V Geeks. ##### Reelblack's mission is to educate, elevate, entertain, enlighten, and empower through Black film. If there is content shared on this platform that you feel infringes on your intellectual property, please email me at Reelblack@mail.com and info@reelblack.com with details and it will be promptly removed.
The Kansas Emancipation League’s primary goal was “to bring about emancipation throughout the whole land.” It was initiated at the First Baptist Church in Leavenworth, Kansas in 1862. It also pledged to “support the war until its successful termination,” put an end to the interstate slave trade, protect fugitive slaves from kidnappers who wanted to return them to bondage, and prevent states in rebellion from being reorganized into the Union except on the condition of supporting Emancipation. The League’s bold goal of emancipation was announced during the second year of the Civil War when preserving the Union was central and freeing slaves was still hotly debated. The League was founded by a coalition of well-known Kansas African Americans including Captain William Dominick Matthews and Charles H. Langston, and prominent white abolitionists led by Susan B. Anthony’s brother, Colonel Daniel R. Anthony, and anti-slavery author Richard J. Hinton. Captain Matthews organized aid for the destitute contrabands pouring into Kansas on the promise of gaining freedom and protection from slave-catchers in exchange for work. The League’s extensive roster of officers was President, D.R. Anthony; Vice Presidents, John C. Douglas, John H. Morris, and John C. Vaughan; Secretaries, Richard J. Hinton, G.G. Walker, W.L. […]
The Mississippi River “Great Flood of 1927” inundated large areas in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Louisiana. However, it was in Mississippi where the embankments overflowed, drowning hundreds, perhaps a thousand people, and became one of the largest natural disasters in US history in terms of loss of life. The flood also starkly revealed the wide “delta of Black peonage” or the “new” slavery that controlled the lives of slaves freed in 1865 and their descendants sixty-two years after passage of the Thirteenth Amendment. The flood showed that the shadow of the plantation still loomed large, as little had changed in the Mississippi Delta since emancipation. Most blacks in the region still resided on plantations as sharecroppers and tenant farmers while many others were forced into coerced labor. In fact, in the aftermath of the flood, local law-enforcement authorities arrested thousands of black men, caged them in “pens,” and released them to white planters in need of rebuilding their businesses. The US Justice Department failed to aggressively pursue statutory violations of the Anti-Peonage Act of 1867, interceding reluctantly and sporadically in the region. The Justice Department’s seeming indifference mirrored that of other federal agencies to blacks, who suffered disproportionately because of the flood. Walter […]
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Fourteen years after its founding the American Colonization Society remained controversial among African Americans. By 1830 many of them opposed it and more generally the idea of forced or voluntary repatriation of blacks to Africa. One of these opponents, Rev. Peter Williams, Jr., the minister at the largest predominately black Episcopal Church in New York City, gave an impassioned speech on July 4, 1830, calling for African American allegiance to the U.S. but also demanding that the nation treat its black citizens as the full equal of others. ON THIS DAY the fathers of this nation declared, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” These truly noble sentiments have secured to their author a deathless fame. The sages and patriots of the Revolution subscribed them with enthusiasm and “pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honour” in their support. The result has been the freedom and happiness of millions, by whom the annual returns of this day are celebrated with the loudest and most lively expressions of joy. But although this anniversary affords occasion of […]
Frank “Black Caesar” Matthews was called one of the biggest heroin and cocaine traffickers in United States history by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). Born on February 13, 1944 in Durham, North Carolina, he became involved in several criminal incidents from a young age. Matthews was raised by his aunt Marzella Steele due to the death of his mother when he was four. Dropping out of school in seventh grade, he led a group of similarly aged children in stealing chickens in Durham. He was arrested on a charge of assault and served a year at the state juvenile reformatory in Raleigh. Upon release, Matthews moved to North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There he hustled numbers for an illegal lottery. After his arrest in 1963, he was forced to leave Philadelphia. Matthews continued hustling numbers but now as a barber in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, New York. In 1965, 21-year-old Matthews decided to jump into the heroin drug trade. His connections made from his number-hustling days provided an excellent platform for his transition into a new area of crime. At the time in the mid-1960s, the primary suppliers of heroin in the United States were the Italian Mafia crime families. Initially, Matthews sought to join them and thereby enter […]
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When prominent Houston veterinarian Valerie McDaniel started dating Leon Jacob, she thought she had met the man of her dreams. The two were newly single, and Jacob helped take Valerie’s mind off the difficult divorce and custody battle with her former husband and business partner, Marion “Mack” McDaniel III.
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The books of the New Testament were written in the 1st century CE. As Christianity spread in the 2nd century CE, many copies were made, some by non-professionals. Early manuscripts are considered to...
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After having multiple dreams involving vampires, Tony Thompson starts obsessing about the mythical creatures. One night, when he is disguised as a vampire himself, an exhausted bat enters his room. Shortly after, the bat reveals itself as Rudolph Sackville-Bagg, the young vampire boy from Tony's dreams, who mistakes Tony for one of his kind. Scenes from the 2000 live-action film "The Little Vampire" Starring (in order of appearance): Jonathan Lipnicki as Tony Thompson Rollo Weeks as Rudolph Sackville-Bagg Georgie Glen as Babysitter Lorna Credits: TM & © New Line Cinema (2000) Director: Uli Edel Screenwriter: Karey Kirkpatrick, Larry Wilson Music: Nigel Clarke, Michael Csanyi-Willis #TheLittleVampire No copyright infringement is intended. All rights belong to their respective owners.
Prathia Hall Wynn was a womanist, theologian, ethicist, and civil rights activist who has been credited with being a key inspiration for Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1963 “I Have A Dream Speech.” Hall was born on June 29, 1940 to Reverend Berkeley L. Hall and Ruby Hall. Her family was originally from Virginia, but her parents moved to Philadelphia. Hall also had two siblings, Berkeley Jr., and Teresa Hall. Hall’s father was a Baptist preacher who founded the Mount Sharon Baptist Church in Philadelphia in 1938. Hall’s first experience with racial segregation came in 1945 when at the age of five, she took a train from Philadelphia to Virginia to visit her grandparents. Hall and her sister, Teresa, and her mother were forced to be reseated in a segregated car when the train crossed the Mason-Dixon line (the Pennsylvania-Maryland border). Hall attended the Philadelphia High School for Girls in Philadelphia graduating in 1958. After graduation she enrolled in Temple University and graduated from that institution in 1962 with a BA in Political Science. During her time at Temple University, Hall began to participate in the Civil Rights Movement. On November 11, 1961, Hall and other ten demonstrators were arrested for sitting in […]
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On June 14, 2025, Shamarcus went live to expose his wife Zaria's affair and STD. She fired back by saying ONE NAME that exposed his darkest secret. Two hours later, both were dead. This is what thousands of people witnessed that night. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video contains discussion of domestic violence, murder, and disturbing content. Viewer discretion is strongly advised. All information is from public records and court documents. This case serves as an educational warning about the dangers of domestic violence. #TrueCrime #DomesticViolence #FacebookLive #ShamarcusCarr #ZariaCarr #TrueCrimeStory #TrueCrimeCommunity #MurderCase #Georgia #2025TrueCrime #DutchessDior #TheFrenchman #ObieWilson #ToxicRelationship #BlackTrueCrime
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On this day in 1913, a 13-week strike at the Draper Corporation in Hopedale ended in failure, and the workers returned to their jobs. This was a time of labor unrest throughout the country, but the Draper family was shocked that their workers would strike. The corporation provided them with decent housing, modern …
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World Physical Therapy Day on September 8 recognizes the vital role of physical therapists in restoring movement and managing chronic pain. Learn about their impact.
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In this excerpt from Oakland-based public access show, "Something's Happening," a man named Arthur Bloom introduces the world to a miracle cure involving mucus, grape juice and a spray bottle. More "Something's Happening" is featured on the Found Footage Festival Vol. 3 DVD.
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by Tepai Pascual"Hahanap na lang ako ng cardiologist para alagaan niya ang puso ko." Pero, hala, pagkakita mo pa lang sa kanya, tumaas na ang heart rate mo, nag-init ang mukha na parang lalagnatin sa kilig. Paglapat ng stethoscope sa dibdib mo, biglang lumapad ang blood vessels sa pisngi mo. Ang capillaries mo, oh no!
Marielle Franco was a Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) city councilmember, and member of the Party for Socialism and Liberty. She was also a member of the LGBT community and a human rights activist, especially against police brutality in the favelas, or slums of the city. On March 14, 2018, she was shot four times in the head and killed by two unknown attackers. Many believe what happened was an assassination. She was born Marielle Francisco da Silva on July 27, 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She was raised by her parents Marielle and Antonio in a complex of sixteen slums called Maré, in Rio. At age 19, she gave birth to her daughter, Luyara Santos. She then earned a scholarship to the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio in 2002 where she received a bachelors’ degree in social sciences four years later. She earned a masters’ degree in public administration from Fluminense Federal University in 2012. Before her death, she lived with her daughter and her girlfriend, Monica Tereza Benício, whom she dated for thirteen years and had planned to marry in 2019. Franco’s master’s thesis was titled “UPP: The Decline of the Favela in Three Letters,” translated to English, and examined the role of “Pacifying Police Units” which are a […]