From the field and slave cabin to the Confederate White House, Black women took an active role in assisting the Union military in winning the Civil War. Contemporaries recognized their service, and on the occasion of the upcoming 150th anniversary of the start of the war (April 12) and the close of Black History Month today, it's a good time for us to recall and recognize it as well. A story appeared in the Northern journal Harper’s Weekly in 1864 describing how Southern Blacks were assisting Union soldiers who escaped from prison camps. An illustration which accompanied the story featured

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13 Reasons Why by Jay Asher; really made me realize how little things can affect people in so many ways