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Women: just pawns in the game

August 9, 2011 by Georgia Mullen 2 Comments

Mobster and human smuggler Bill Bedini was back in Albania after jumping bail in Texas. “This [is] payback to your Uncle Edmond for when I was in the United States,” he said as he beat two young women, nieces of the Albanian man who testified against him in the U.S. A human weed, Bedini kidnapped […]

Filed Under: Blog, Women's Rights Tagged With: African American, human slavery, human trafficking, Medicare, Modern-Day Slavery, NOW, poverty, prostitutes, prostitution, rape, sex trafficking, slavery, Social Security

Wixumlee ain’t no “Mammy”

November 24, 2010 by Georgia Mullen Leave a Comment

To me, characterization is more important than plot. With three protagonists I strive to make them not only different physically but also emphasize their cultural differences. Each one comes from a singular economic background which reflects her speech, manner of dress, education, facial expressions, the way she walks, what she likes to eat—her attitude toward […]

Filed Under: Blog, On Writing Tagged With: African American, black woman, characterization, characters, plot, protagonist, writing

Reading, signing in Sedalia on Saturday

June 5, 2010 by Georgia Mullen Leave a Comment

This Saturday I’ll participate in Writer’s Block at the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum in Sedalia, NC. I’ll be reading from A Shocking & Unnatural Incident sometime between 1:15 and 2:15 p.m. The rest of the day fellow historical fiction author Blonnie Bunn Wyche and I will be under a tent signing books. I’m bringing my […]

Filed Under: Blog, News Tagged With: African American, Alice Freeman Palmer, Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, Jim Crow, Palmer Memorial Institute, Radcliffe, Writer's Block

Writer’s Block comes to Sedalia

March 12, 2010 by Georgia Mullen Leave a Comment

Fellow historical fiction author Blonnie Bunn Wyche and I will participate in the 2nd Saturdays Hands-on Heritage event called Writer’s Block at the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum in Sedalia, NC June 12. Blonnie will be in her 1700s costume (she writes about the Revolutionary War period) and she thinks I should pull together some replica […]

Filed Under: Blog, News Tagged With: 2nd Saturdays, A Shocking & Unnatural Incident, African American, Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, North Carolina, ukulele, Wixumlee Is My Salvation, women's rights, Writer's Block

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