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Trenton author Mark MacMillan is certain his newly released book,
The Rankin Street Raiders, will provide readers an enjoyable journey back through time, giving a glimpse of life growing up in small-town Ontario.
The setting is Southwestern Ontario around Detroit and Windsor, along with Amherstburg where MacMillan spent a number of his formative years growing up on Rankin Street in the 1960s into the 1970s.
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While MacMillan admits some of the Rankin Street Raiders exploits hit close to home for the former journalist, heâs not about to reveal what parts are based on actual events.
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The Response to the Capitol Riot Is Whitewashing the History of Black Insurrection
A turn toward nationalism following the MAGA storm on D.C. erases the Black radical tradition of rebellion and endangers its future.
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In 1811, between 200 and 500 enslaved Black people armed themselves in a revolt that began on a sugar plantation a few miles outside of New Orleans. Charles Deslondes, a slave driver of Haitian descent, marshaled an insurrection against the slaver Manuel Andry, turning the tools of the plantation the ax, the sugarcane knife against his master. “An attempt was made to assassinate me by the stroke of an axe, and my poor son has been ferociously murdered,” Andry wrote of the attack in a letter to William C.C. Claiborne, then governor of Louisiana.