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The Pledge of Allegiance – Part 3: Liberty and Justice for All

Posted on June 27, 2026 by Jan Morrill

In Part 1, I shared a video of my granddaughter, Penelope, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. While listening, I was inspired to consider each phrase and what it means to me. Part 1 – The Pledge of Allegiance: History Part … Continue reading →

Posted in History, 4th of July, Civil Rights, Excerpt, flag, internment, Japanese-American | Tagged civil rights, Internment, Japanese American, Liberty and Justice for All, Pledge of Allegiance, The Red Kimono | Leave a comment

Next Big Thing Blogfest

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Jan Morrill

My friend and mentor, Velda Brotherton, recently invited me to participate in the Next Big Thing blogfest series. She sent me the questions listed below, which she answered in her post dated November 26. You can find Velda’s answers (and … Continue reading →

Posted in #amwriting, Broken Dolls, History, Writing | Tagged civil rights, George Takei, Kathryn Stockett, Ken Watanabe, Martin Luther King, Next Big Thing, Sandra Dallas, Tallgrass, Terrence Howard, The Help, The Red Kimono, University of Arkansas Press, Velda Brotherton, Vivienne Schiffer, World War II | 18 Comments

Tag Archives: civil rights

The Pledge of Allegiance – Part 3: Liberty and Justice for All

Next Big Thing Blogfest

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