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Black People Vote Too

20/02/12 at 5.25pm   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

Black people vote too, yes they sure do vote. Thank God Joe Biden. Blacks do vote in large numbers in the states where they reside. Mostly in the south, the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, well, you get the picture. Even though Black people vote in prodigious numbers, the fake news media have written Joe Biden out of the race. These fakers want a fresh face to talk about in 2020. Biden does not fit the bill as he has been around much longer than this writer, who has been around far longer than he cares to admit on most

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Biden Toppled As Front Runner and Blacks Haven’t Voted Yet

20/02/11 at 7.24am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

In a recent national poll, former Vice President Joe Biden drops from atop the polls as the likely Democratic nominee, a front-runner no more. Biden’s moderate approach to defeating impeached President Donald J. Trump displaced for the democratic socialist ideas of Senator Bernie Sanders and former New York Republican Mayor Mike Bloomberg. Former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg is waiting on the flank for Sanders and Bloomberg to falter. In other words, this is how the 2020 presidential race is shaping up to white America. From white people’s perspective, the polls reflect Biden’s dismal showing in Iowa and his self-proclaim

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Denied Library Acess 55 Years Ago Harvey Is Author Series Speaker

20/02/09 at 9.51am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

In 1962, Harold Michael Harvey was a 12-year-old with an insatiable appetite for reading books. He liked baseball and rocks. He loved reading books about baseball and rocks. When he had read all the books in his mother’s library at home, and in the library at Eugenia Hamilton Elementary School, he asked his mom if she would take him to the library on Washington Avenue. He wanted to check out a book on Willie Mays, one of his favorite baseball players. Harvey’s mother, Elaine, was an avid reader too. She was happy that the second of her two sons had

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Joe Biden Didn’t Suck As Bad As the Pundits Contend

20/02/08 at 8.47am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

I watched the debate from New Hampshire. Contrary to the television political pundits, I thought that Joe Biden had a great discussion about his views on the future of the country. The future, after all, can not begin until Donald J. Trump is defeated. Biden made it clear that the goal of the 2020 campaign season is to defeat Trump. Clearly, Biden understands that the number one enemy of the future is Trump. An immediate repeal of the Trump corporate tax cut, immigration detention centers, and nasty political discourse will lead towards a bright future. It is evident Biden believes

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Morehouse Baseball Star Looks Forward to Career at Google Not MLB

20/02/04 at 1.39pm   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

I’ve been writing about baseball for a long time. I’ve interviewed hundreds of college baseball players, most of the players at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU). I’ve only met two young men playing baseball at the HBCU level, who told me that their dream was not to play professional baseball. There is a large percentage of Black college baseball student-athletes who want to pursue professional baseball as a career; despite the fact, Major League Baseball seldom send scouts to watch HBCU baseball games. One of those young men is Grant Bennett, a senior power hitter and pitcher for the

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Tuskegee-Morehouse Split Historic Season Opener

20/02/02 at 9.53am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ( Cascade Publishing House) It was a cold and blustery day. Intermittent rain fell from the sky, some of the droplets appeared like snowflakes as they swirled and floated to the turf in the ballpark once home for the Montgomery Rebels in the old Southern League. The combatants lined up along their respective baselines, the national anthem played over the public address system, and the umpires went over the ground rules. There would be no banging on trash cans, and signs, if stolen, had to employ the old fashion technique perfected during twentieth-century baseball. About 100 students, alumni,

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Harvey's Black History Month Calendar Released

20/01/29 at 1.46am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

Cascade Publishing House (CPH) is pleased to release the speaking appearances of its founder and publisher, Harold Michael Harvey, during the 2020 Black History Month observance. The theme of this year’s celebration is 2020 African Americans and the Vote. On February 1, 2020, Harvey will be honored by the Tuskegee University Baseball team as the team pays tribute to 29 former Tuskegee University baseball players during the team’s Black History Month observance. Harvey played all three outfield positions on the 1972 and 1973 teams. Both teams participated in post-season NCAA play with the 1973 team winning the SIAC Championship. Also,

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Cotton Pickin' Days Photoshoot at Sights & Sounds

20/01/23 at 6.20am   /   by Michael   /   1 Comment

Thanks to James Horton, curator at Sights and Sounds Black Cultural Museum and Expo for permitting us to use the museum as a backdrop for the photoshoot of Phyllis Smith’s forthcoming book, Cotton Pickin’ Days. Smith is a poet. She started writing as a pre-teen about her life growing up in Fayetteville, Georgia, during the 1950s. Smith never stopped writing. She seldom shared her poems with the public, except for poetic tributes to people in the community who had transitioned. Soon Smith started getting requests to write poetic eulogies for members of the city. She read them during their homegoing

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Cascade Publishing House Release 2020 Book List

20/01/11 at 8.11am   /   by Michael   /   0 Comment

“We are pleased to release our 2020 book list,” Cyn Harvey, President of Cascade Publishing House recently announced. Cascade Publishing House is a small independent book publisher that was organized ten years ago for authors who could benefit by being in a small publishing house. According to Harvey, the list is as follows: Cotton Pickin’ Days: Poems of the Old South by Phyllis Colclough Smith, Paper Puzzle: The Tenth Anniversary Edition by Harold Michael Harvey, Bethel C. M. E. Church: From Watch Night to Zion by Harold Michael Harvey with a Foreword by Elaine Harvey. “It is an ambitious undertaking

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Buy Freaknik Lawyer and Get Justice in the Round Free!

20/01/04 at 2.32pm   /   by Michael   /   1 Comment

The first person to buy a copy of Freaknik Lawyer in 2020 will receive a free copy of Justice in the Round. Copies can be purchased on this website and at harold-michael-harvey.square.site

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