By Loretta Fulton Amy Boone doesn’t see herself as an activist, but rather someone who is moved to action by injustice. Those actions might include showing up in person at a rally or event or a Facebook post. Most recently, she spearheaded the placement of a marker noting the site where Grover C. Everett was murdered by members of the
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Click here to read a story about a 2019 project commemorating the site of Grover Everett’s death. The Community Remembrance Project was sponsored by the Equal Justice Initiative to bring attention to the history of violence against Blacks. It involved gathering soil from the site of Everett’s murder to place in one-gallon jars for display in two museums. By Loretta
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By AMY BOONE It’s been only two hours since I heard the news of Rachel Held Evans’ death. I was walking to my car after browsing a vintage market following the always inspiring and delightful CASA Superhero 5K. All week this day had been taunting me with its potential for fun and adventure. A couple of texts buzzed my pocket.
Read moreBy AMY BOONE About 15 years ago at Bible Study Fellowship I overheard a woman telling someone about a bird sanctuary on the outskirts of town. My ears perked up because I really love birds… well, I hate grackles, but that’s another story. I asked her what she was talking about. She told me that an older woman kept a
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