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| From Luana to her Mother... Thursday noon, April 1, 1943 Hi Mom, Again I’m at work writing you. I don’t feel so sporty today. I have a cold and on top of that I’m worried about Bernard. Well I’m not exactly worried but a little blue. I certainly hate to see him go. Last night was his last night home. Of course I don’t let Bernard know I am sad. He is quite confident about going so that makes me feel better. He says if any man comes out of the 99th alive you can bet your life he will be among them. He told me if I received a letter from the government, saying he was missing or a prisoner of war for me not to worry because he had probably landed in some neutral country and would be having a ball. Bernard is really a nut. I’m hoping he will only have six months of combat and then come back here for the duration. This may happen as it does for so many of the white fellows. Saturday, when I get paid, I’m going to send you some money and will you get me a pair of comfy shoes and some good shoes (as dressy as you can without a war stamp). |
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Tuskegee Love Letters, The Play Letters of Bernard and Luana Knighten 1997 (c) by Kim Knighten Russell |
[untitled] HARLEM cable series Inspired by Letters written by Bernard and Luana Knighten Adapted by BYRON TIDWELL (c) 2008 Kim K. Russell and Byron Tidwell |
Luana’s Song 100 letters of dreams, love, separation and hope Letters of Bernard and Luana Knighten 2008 (c) by Kim Knighten Russell Publication date: September 2009 |
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Read about the 1946 Essence Magazine published by Jay and Luana Magazine for Black Women Includes an early essay by Alex Haley |
Comedy of Jay Bernard Stand-up Comic BET Comic View Video - click here |
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| A fun and engaging tool for studying African American History Month |
| A fun and engaging tool for studying African American History Month |