The Untold History of Mendocino County Free Book

community bill of rights, revisionist history, Untold History of California July 2, 2022 Comments: 5
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5 thoughts on “The Untold History of Mendocino County Free Book”

  1. kathy carpenter July 2, 2022 at 6:34 pm Reply

    thank you!

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    • jwlpeace July 2, 2022 at 6:42 pm Reply

      My pleasure. paperback will be available in 2 weeks time.

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  2. trebasso July 2, 2022 at 9:31 pm Reply

    Thanks for finding hidden truths in ALL of our stories.. Check this out – From 2005:

    Native Black Californians and enslaved Black Californians completely disenfranchised
    by Michael Harris
    “Native Black Californians and enslaved Black Californians were completely disenfranchised by
    specific “Black Laws” enacted during early statehood. We were no longer able to testify in court, homestead land, send our to children to public school or vote. Early California Legislative action made many state public policy a difficult road, Black citizens continue to travel.”
    -https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/05/14/18833033.php

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  3. Hal Pecher July 3, 2022 at 3:37 am Reply

    Jamie , A friend of mine came into my amp shop in S.F. His name is Jim . He’s a Miwok tribal member . He just wrote a book about their history . I think you would call it a historical fiction. I would love to talk with you about it and introduce you two . Much to talk about . Hal Pecher , Guitronics , S.F. 415- 621 – 3135 . bluesmanhal@yahoo.com P.S. I recently emailed you , not trying to be a pest , just would like to talk .

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  4. CN.Media July 3, 2022 at 8:40 pm Reply

    Greetings Mr. James Lee,

    4th of July wishes to you and yours. I am greatly enjoying your book. Thanks for sharing it with me. Please view this screenshot of the West Coast (from San Diego to Seattle) upside down. I often wonder if the coast line is an extremely large Archangel Being with wings, hence the gold, silver, copper deposits. Where the Mendocino Triple Junction occurs appears to be an ancient ceremonial site akin to Egyptian sites.

    Thanks for sharing,

    Linda Lord

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