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Lorraine (Lori) Brown's Award Winning Poem Titled "Love" Appeared in an Anthology of Pennsylvania High School Poetry Titled "Young America Sings" in the Spring of 1969
Black Buzz News Service
Robinson Family Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
Love Lorraine Brown
Love is a strong emotion
It makes the heart so gay;
It will not fail during life or death;
True love lives night and day.
Let us hope that every heart
Will think no evil or wrong;
for a heart that follows this golden rule
Will be filled with joyous song.
Robinson Family Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
Love Lorraine Brown
Love is a strong emotion
It makes the heart so gay;
It will not fail during life or death;
True love lives night and day.
Let us hope that every heart
Will think no evil or wrong;
for a heart that follows this golden rule
Will be filled with joyous song.
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| Pictured from left to right: Lori's brother, Raymond, cousin, Toni Robinson Whitehead, uncle, Billy Robinson, Lori, and cousin, Melva. These are the relatives of Black Buzz and his father, James S. Robinson, Jr. |
The American Newspaper Guild National Convention Was Held in Pittsburgh the Week of Pittsburgh June 24, 1951: Women and Children First Is Slogan For Special Convention Committee
Black Buzz News Service
Saunders Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
Saunders Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
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| Mrs. Beatrice Saunders who is the Mother of Black Buzz and Thomas J. Saunders, Jr., was the first African American female in the United States to be treasurer of a National Union, that being the Pittsburgh Local of the American Newspaper Guild. Note that Mrs. Saunders sat on the executive board of the Pittsburgh Local of the American Newspaper Guild. Also, Mrs. Saunders was chairman of the Pittsburgh Courier Unit of the Pittsburgh Local of the American Newspaper Guild. |
The Great Women of The Old Pittsburgh Courier
Black Buzz News Service
Robinson Saunders Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
Robinson Saunders Archives
Pittsburgh, PA
March 10, 2013
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| The women who can be identified are: front row, middle is Esther Moore, seated on the far right is Frances Williams. Back row, fifth from left is Mary Warrick Jones, and to Mary's right is Beatrice L. Saunders Robinson. This photo was taken for the March 31, 1979 edition of the New Pittsburgh Courier. Anyone who can identify the above pictured women, please contact Black Buzz at my blog site. |
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