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Hudnutt hidden leaders finding figures from the pastors colors of billionaires bookings found frozen for all time, some, are actually, written out in history.

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Wonderful tour! Visited about 5 years ago, absolutely loved every piece in there.

How could men be so evil, the quilt is so beautiful!! This also makes me sad,it was so wrong

What an amazing quilt! So beautiful and how poignant! I’m so sorry this happened to you. Makes me ashamed!

Just WHAT were the leaders thinking?? Unimaginable leadership by fools. But Susan's quilt tells a lot, even if some people find it difficult to learn.

Hey, You have a good video here. The most complete woodworking projects that I have ever used was Toms Magic Wood (i found it on google). Without a doubt it contains the most incredible woodworking plans that I have ever tried.

Fantastic Tour!! Thank you for focusing on Blacks in the West. Very educational and wonderful collection.

This is really great you give this a thumes up and we will post more.

As always ❤️ listening to Bill - I attended this program and concert. Thanks to the Eiteljorg Museum for having it.

Love the song, and of course Bill Miller singing it. He sings it with intensity and emotion.

One thumbs down? Seriously. You could have just not...

Bless you Bill.

I send my tears to join those in your quilt.....I've been to the wall......many tears are there! many unfulfilled dreams...many ghosts..

These two presentations are well worth watching/listening to. Filled with information on the end of slavery. For all interested in U.S. history and particularly African-American history.

Over two years ago I met Susan Hudson at a museum where she had her quilts on display out in the Los Angeles area. Our spontaneous conversation was the high point of all the showings seen. As one quilter to another we developed a very strong, and continuous friendship via the internet. Most impressive about Susan is that she is very positive, as well as a creative story teller through her quilts. Her simple pictures tell much in a way causing viewers to pause, to think, to work further to make amends for vengeful actions against the vanquished. Her work teaches that which is not covered in many school house text books. In her way Susan causes us to reflect, to pursue thoughts and actions to make amends for wrongs, to learn more than just stories of what happened so long ago. Viewers are introduced to passed skills people used to answer their needs to combine beauty and necessity in highly artistic ways. Her work allows viewers of her quilts to learn a sad, and sordid story of how hatred once dominated our culture. Susan has found a way to tell her people's stories in a manner which teaches members of other cultures of a sad, and sordid experience which should never be repeated by members of any culture anywhere. Her work brings about a beauty made by her people, misunderstood by an invading people. She shows a way by which those who are presently learning to appreciate what was created in times passed, and now recreated for the appreciation of a more knowledgeable, and accepting populace. Her stories as told in her quilts will work in a subtle way to bring people together. She is a beautiful person using her quilting skills to help those living now learn about a sad history without generating more hatred. She shows how to admire, to restore, to preserve, and to appreciate what was nearly erased.

Very nice! How is the wrap attached to the back of the board? We are wondering how the baby will be secured confidently to the board. Thanks!

Aloha Curious what program did you use to create this video?

I helped make this :)

This is great!!! A story that needs to be told! Wado for sharing this, chulah!

Gah... I am so disapointed I missed it this year!!! Next year I'm competing. The competiion looks good. :)