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Potato Salad with Blue Cheese and Bacon
As you know I am a big fan of potatoes! I love them in any way shape or form. A day without eating a potato is a day in which something is missing for me. No Carb or low carb doesn't work for me!
The other day I saw these pretty Apache potatoes in the grocery store, and the bag was only a pound in price, so I gave in and bought them to give them a try. They're very striking in appearance don't you think? Kind of like an Native American pony. (I forget what they are called.) Half of the bag we used simply steamed . . . oh but they were lovely with a bit of melted butter and mint . . . they had a slightly waxy texture (great for salads) and a buttery almost chestnut flavour. Mmmmmm . . .
The rest I used to make a potato salad yesterday. I do so love a nice potato salad in the summer time. I am not fussy about mayonnaisy ones . . . not unless it's my mom's. She makes the best potato salad, with a mayonnaise base. I like it because it's not swimming in mayo. I am not fond of potato salad, swimming in mayo. Ugh . . .
I chose to make a delicious vinaigrette dressing for my salad this time . . . flavoured with some sherry vinegar and Dijon mustard . . . some shallot and spring onion, and of course seasalt and black pepper.
I cut up the potatoes and dropped them into the vinaigrette while they were still warm. That way the potato is able to absorb some of that lovely flavour from the dressing . . . just the way I like it.
I then added some pancetta lardons, which I had cooked until crisp . . . and some crumbled blue cheese. Oh my . . . to die for.
I garnished with some additional spring onion, blue cheese and I added a bit of the packaged bacon bits . . . but I should have actually saved out some of the pancetta lardons to use instead of the packaged ones, as the packaged bits looked a bit too pink. Thank goodness it was just for us!
Oh well . . . live and learn. I do hope you'll try this recipe out. Pink bacon bits aside . . . it was really quite, quite delicious! Oh how, I do so love Potato Salad!!
*Potato Salad with Blue Cheese and Bacon*
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I love a potato salad with a vinaigrette dressing far more than a mayonnaise based one. They just taste lighter somehow. This one is fab with the addition of a snappy dressing and so blue cheese and bacon lardons!
For the dressing:
2 fluid ounces of Sherry Vinegar (1/4 cup)
1 small shallot, peeled and minced
2 tsp Dijon mustard
4 fluid ounces of olive oil (1/2 cup)
Fine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
For the salad:
1 pound of salad potatoes (I used navaho ones here, a mixture of red and brown skinned)
3 spring onions, trimmed and chopped
1 small package of pancetta lardons, fried until crisp (about 1/2 cup)
120g of danish blue cheese, crumbled (1/2 cup)
Put the potatoes into a pot of lightly salted boiling water. Bring back to the boil, then turn the heat down a bit and simmer rapidly for 10 to 15 minutes until tender. Drain well.
Whisk together the vinegar, oil, shallots and mustard for the dressing. Cut the potatoes into quarters while they are still warm and drop them into the dressing. Allow them to cool to room temperature in the dressing. Add the chopped spring onions, pancetta and crumbled blue cheese. Toss lightly to mix all together. Serve at room temperature.
Note: If you like you can reserve some of the bacon, spring onions and cheese to sprinkle on the top of the salad in the bowl for a pretty garnish.
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What a GREAT combination of flavors in this potato salad, Marie! Like you, I prefer a potato salad with a vinaigrette rather than a heavy creamy dressing. This is SUPER-YUM! :o) Happy Day ((HUGS))ReplyDelete
That does sound and look delicious! I have never eaten potato salad made that way, so this is an adventure. :-)ReplyDelete
Now this is a fusion of flavors that folks will stand in line for! I know that I would! Delicious!ReplyDelete
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We're fat and sick and the broccoli did it!
The ink hadn't yet dried on the report of the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee before the assaults began. I guess in this day and age, that's not much of a big, fat surprise.
Despite all the over-heated rhetoric I've seen about not trusting this report because the "government" can't be trusted, this report is not from the government. While we may, indeed, need to worry about what the political authorities will do with the recommendations of this advisory group, as historically cautioned by Marion Nestle, this advisory group is a multidisciplinary assembly of top-tier public health scientists. They don't work for the government. The government does convene them, but they work for us. It is, in fact, the very group Dr. Nestle herself once chaired.
In other words, the very best way to prevent government lobbyists from adulterating this report is by supporting the evidence-based consensus of the scientists themselves. The more we all bicker, pretend that know better, or malign this effort as biased, misguided or morally bankrupt, the more we play into the hands of lobbyists only too happy to say: "You certainly can't trust those guys, so listen to me … "
Predictably, most of the griping under way is by entities with obvious interests at stake. No surprise, really, that the makers of bacon-cheeseburger-muffins would rail against advice to eat more vegetables and less sugar, refined flour, and meat.
That someone with book sales at stake might inveigh against the collective judgment of the diverse members of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee is also not much of a big, fat surprise. That the person in question might misconstrue her own, strong opinion for genuine expertise despite lack of relevant training is no big, fat surprise either. Our culture indulges in this routinely, having already killed off expertise, and now indulging in routine abuse of its rotting corpse. We are routinely told what research studies mean by people who not only were never trained to do research, but weren't trained to interpret it, either. Whether or not they even bother to read it is anybody's guess most of the time.
But since it's how we roll, it's no big surprise that someone untrained in research methods would tell us all what the research really means and why the scientists on this committee, all trained to do research and interpret it, are just a bunch of hacks.
But that the New York Times would allocate its imprimatur and rarefied real estate to an infomercial masquerading as an Op-Ed is, well, a genuinely big, genuinely fat, and lamentably disappointing surprise. That journalistic standards are complicit in the death of expertise is a sad surprise. Oh, well.
There is another actual surprise in the mix as well. The author in question, who has used social media before not only to tell me truths I am apparently too stupid to recognize despite my nine years of post-graduate training in relevant subjects; but also to impugn my character, my research funding, and maybe even my ancestors, engaged me recently in such an exchange to tell me: the broccoli did it!
The contention, via sequential tweets, was that advice to eat more vegetables and fruits must be wrong, because we have eaten more vegetables and fruits and only gotten fatter (and, I might add, sicker). The evidence presented was a table of per capita availability of vegetables in the U.S. between 1970 and 2005. The conclusion? We are fatter and sicker, and have more vegetables now than years ago, so: the broccoli did it! Okay, that last part is mine, but it's a close approximation of the indictment intended.
Does this make even a snippet of sense? Of course not.
Since 1970, per capita availability of the following have also gone up: Internet access; smartphones; Acai berries; solar panels; noise-canceling headphones; hybrid cars; DVDs; music downloads; and fitness apps. So, maybe the solar panels did it!
But let's not rush to judgment. Also up per capita are: reality TV show episodes; winners of American Idol; Geico commercials; and Uggs. Maybe the Uggs?
Oh, and by the way: over that same time frame, per capita meat consumption (not just availability) in the U.S. reportedly increased 50 percent. In, from what I believe to be the very report cited at me on Twitter, we get these statistics for the period between 1970 and 2005: total meat available per capita increased 13 percent; total cheese availability increased 106 percent; and total added fats and oils increased 63 percent. Then, of course, we have the rather famous study by Dr. Robert Lustig, pointing out the marked, global rise in per capita availability of added sugar (by whatever name), and the obesity and diabetes that follow predictably in its wake.
But damn the distractions! The broccoli did it.
True, we produce more vegetables than we did 45 years ago. But are we eating more produce?
In absolute terms, probably a bit. But as a percent of calories? Not at all.
You see, our calorie intake has gone up, and not from broccoli, but from the usual suspects: junk food, fast food, the stuff Michael Moss tells us is willfully engineered to be addictive. Some of it is meat and cheese, much of it is refined starch and added sugar (who ever came up with the idea that only one of these at a time could be a bad actor?). But it sure isn't unadorned vegetables.
Why do we eat more now than in 1970? Well, for starters because we can; tens of thousands of new, hyper-palatable, hyper-processed, and perhaps willfully addictive foods have been introduced into the food supply since 1970. Back then, the typical U.S. supermarket had about 15,000 items; they often now have 50,000 or more. If you can think of 35,000 new vegetables invented since 1970, I would love to see that list.
And, by the way, the now famous notion that we decreased our intake of dietary fat, or even saturated fat, is mostly belied by national trend data. We actually kept our total fat intake, and saturated fat intake, nearly constant, but diluted it down as a percent of total calories by eating more low-fat junk food. The idea that cutting saturated fat doesn't foster cardiovascular health is based on the antics of a population that never cut their saturated fat intake in the first place. Oops.
We got fatter because we ate more calories. But then, we also began eating more calories because we were fatter. Why does this make sense? For the same reason that a lean horse needs more daily calories to maintain its weight than a comparably lean rabbit. The bigger the animal, the more it needs to eat just to maintain its body mass, whether lean or obese. We are bigger animals than we were in the 1970s.
So, yes, perhaps we eat a little more produce, although availability of produce doesn't guarantee that. We also export some, and waste a lot. But our intake of produce as a percent of our total diet? Hasn't moved up in decades! Study, after study, after study attests to that, as they attest to the lamentable level of produce intake in the U.S. as compared to countries that tend to have less obesity and better health.
So did the broccoli do it? Not so much. The case against the solar panels and Uggs is still in court. Moving on.
The evidence is, in fact, overwhelming, from every conceivable kind of study, ranging from rigorously controlled intervention trials in Americans with heart disease, Europeans with heart disease, diabetics, cancer patients, and more; t oobservational epidemiology at the level of entire populations over decades, that the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee got it right.
Well, there's a big, fat surprise: a multidisciplinary panel of highly trained, public health experts commissioned to develop dietary guidance for an entire population in one of the most watched fishbowls in American public policy was more right than someone saying, in essence, "buy my book." A real shocker.
Call me old fashioned, but I think when someone says "the data show," they are obliged to show actual data, and ideally, more than the data they cherry-picked.
The committee did that. They followed the evidence where it lead, and clearly put epidemiology ahead of ideology, unlike those now lining up to take them down. For instance, the committee opted to put a whole section in their report on sustainability. Much as that argues for plant-based eating, they also chose to remove guidance against dietary cholesterol. This appears to be at odds with the gist of the report, but that's the beauty of it. The committee members looked at a vast array of evidence, and did the hard work of research: considering conclusions they didn't necessary hold at the start. The result is a report that reliably leans with the weight of current evidence, the very thing the committee was tasked to produce.
Folks, we are pervasively, persistently, and unnecessarily fat and sick. If we want to fix it, we may need to get sick and tired instead.
We need to get sick and tired of pseudo-expertise; of iconoclasts only showing the citations that support the position they held at the beginning, a dangerous variety of legerdemain for public health. We need to get especially sick and tired of iconoclasts who aren't even that, but rather copycats, reheating decade-old revelations of the "been there, done that" variety. We need to get sick and tired of exploring the innumerable ways there are to eat badly, so we might actually try eating well.
The broccoli didn't do it. We are fat and sick for rather obvious reasons. If we've had enough of that, it's time to act accordingly, by getting sick and tired of business as usual.
David L. Katz, MD, FACP, MPH, FACPM, is an internationally renowned authority on nutrition, weight management, and the prevention of chronic disease, and an internationally recognized leader in integrative medicine and patient-centered care. He is a board certified specialist in both Internal Medicine, and Preventive Medicine/Public Health, and Associate Professor (adjunct) in Public Health Practice at the Yale University School of Medicine. He is the Director and founder (1998) of Yale University's Prevention Research Center; Director and founder of the Integrative Medicine Center at Griffin Hospital (2000) in Derby, Conn.; founder and president of the non-profit Turn the Tide Foundation; and formerly the Director of Medical Studies in Public Health at the Yale School of Medicine for eight years. This post originally appeared on his blog at The Huffington Post.
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@Heyside i totally understand the lack of motivation. I think sometimes we just need to give ourselves that opportunity to curl up and hibernate. I've headed back to bed during the day almost every day since EPU so i totally get it. I'm rewatching Gossip Girl at the moment. I thank my lucky stars I'm not working at the moment. I take my hat off to the other girls that are working and have to just get on with the daily grind. Try and keep your chin up lovely. Like you said those blood tests may surprise you...and I'll try and listen to my own advice too 😕
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The Blood of Emmett Tillby Timothy B. Tyson
In 1955, white men in the Mississippi Delta lynched a fourteen-year-old from Chicago named Emmett Till. His murder was part of a wave of white
In 2014, protesters ringed the White House, chanting, "How many black kids will you kill? Michael Brown, Emmett Till!" Why did demonstrators invoke the name of a black boy murdered six decades before?
In 1955, white men in the Mississippi Delta lynched a fourteen-year-old from Chicago named Emmett Till. His murder was part of a wave of white terrorism in the wake of the 1954 Supreme Court decision that declared public school segregation unconstitutional.
The national coalition organized to protest the Till lynching became the foundation of the modern civil rights movement. Only weeks later, Rosa Parks thought about young Emmett as she refused to move to the back of a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Five years later, the Emmett Till generation, forever marked by the vicious killing of a boy their own age, launched sit-in campaigns that turned the struggle into a mass movement. "I can hear the blood of Emmett Till as it calls from the ground," shouted a black preacher in Albany, Georgia.
But what actually happened to Emmett Till—not the icon of injustice but the flesh-and-blood boy? Part detective story, part political history, Timothy Tyson's The Blood of Emmett Till draws on a wealth of new evidence, including the only interview ever given by Carolyn Bryant, the white woman in whose name Till was killed. Tyson's gripping narrative upends what we thought we knew about the most notorious racial crime in American history.
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With rare immediacy, Tyson (Blood Done Sign My Name) revisits the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till in Mississippi and the acquittal of those responsible in a gripping account of the cultural milieu of a racist environment. The work is informed by the retrospective of Carolyn Bryant (the woman whose short interaction with Till set the ensuing developments in motion), supported by the recollections of many who witnessed, participated in, testified to, and reported about the crime at the time, and strengthened by Tyson's diligent research through contemporaneous accounts and archival materials as well as recent scholarship. Two families—the victim's and the killers'—and their extended kinships occupy the center of the narrative, as Tyson describes the enmeshment of their lives with the legal apparatus that included several sheriffs, the prosecution and defense teams, the judge, and the jury ("all men, all white"). He also removes a multitude of other involved people from obscurity and gives them dimension. Tyson's remarkable achievement is that each thread is explored in detail, backstories as well as main events, while he maintains a page-turning readability for what might seem a familiar tale. Cinematically engaging, harrowing, and poignant, Tyson's monumental work illuminates Emmett Till's murder and serves as a powerful reminder that certain stories in history merit frequent retelling. (Feb.)
National Book Critics Circle finalist Tyson presents a new history of 14-year-old Emmett Till's 1955 lynching, drawing from sources such as the only interview given by the white woman Till was accused of whistling at and a murder trial transcript believed to be missing for 50 years. (LJ 12/16)
A scholar of Southern history and culture expands on the saga of a racially motivated 1955 murder that resonated around the globe and helped spawn the political activism of courageous blacks in Mississippi and other former slave states.Emmett Till was the murder victim, a 14-year-old black male from Chicago visiting relatives in rural Mississippi. The targeting of Till by white racists began with supposedly inappropriate remarks he made to a 21-year-old white female shopkeeper. Decades later, Tyson (Blood Done Sign My Name, 2004), a senior research scholar at Duke University's Center for Documentary Studies, located and interviewed that woman, Carolyn Bryant Donham. From that interview, bolstered by prodigious research, the author determined that Bryant (her maiden name) was an unreliable witness, almost certainly exaggerating Till's alleged disrespectful conduct in the store. She now regrets that her testimony led to his murder by at least two relatives, with maybe others directly involved: "Nothing that boy did could justify what happened to him." For those who have read previous books about the Till murder—and there are plenty—not much else in Tyson's book is likely to constitute fresh news. Nonetheless, the well-presented details on the buildup to the murder, the incident in the store, the brutality of the killers, the mostly pro forma law enforcement investigation, the trial of the two defendants, and their unsurprising acquittals add atmosphere. In addition, Tyson is masterful at explaining how the Till murder became a major cause of the civil rights movement. Especially resonant today is the author's focus on obtaining voting rights for blacks in Southern states that denied those rights before the Till murder. "America is still killing Emmett Till," he writes, "and often for the same reasons that drove the violent segregationists of the 1950s and 1960s." Tyson skillfully demonstrates how, in our allegedly post-racial country, a "national racial caste system" remains in place.
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The older woman sipped her coffee. "I have thought and thought about everything about Emmett Till, the killing and the trial, telling who did what to who," she said.1 Back when she was twenty-one and her name was Carolyn Bryant, the French newspaper Aurore dubbed the dark-haired young woman from the Mississippi Delta "a crossroads Marilyn Monroe."2 News reporters from Detroit to Dakar never failed to sprinkle their stories about l'affaire Till with words like "comely" and "fetching" to describe her. William Bradford Huie, the Southern journalist and dealer in tales of the Till lynching, called her "one of the prettiest black-haired Irish women I ever saw in my life."3 Almost eighty and still handsome, her hair now silver, the former Mrs. Roy Bryant served me a slice of pound cake, hesitated a little, and then murmured, seeming to speak to herself more than to me, "They're all dead now anyway." She placed her cup on the low glass table between us, and I waited.
For one epic moment half a century earlier, Carolyn Bryant's face had been familiar across the globe, forever attached to a crime of historic notoriety and symbolic power. The murder of Emmett Till was reported in one of the very first banner headlines of the civil rights era and launched the national coalition that fueled the modern civil rights movement. But she had never opened her door to a journalist or historian, let alone invited one for cake and coffee. Now she looked me in the eyes, trying hard to distinguish between fact and remembrance, and told me a story that I did not know.
The story I thought I knew began in 1955, fifty years earlier, when Carolyn Bryant was twenty-one and a fourteen-year-old black boy from Chicago walked into the Bryant's Grocery and Meat Market in a rural Mississippi Delta hamlet and offended her. Perhaps on a dare, the boy touched or even squeezed her hand when he exchanged money for candy, asked her for a date, and said goodbye when he left the store, tugged along by an older cousin. Few news writers who told the story of the black boy and the backwoods beauty failed to mention the "wolf whistle" that came next: when an angry Carolyn walked out to a car to retrieve the pistol under the seat, Till supposedly whistled at her.
The world knew this story only because of what happened a few days later: Carolyn's kinsmen, allegedly just her husband and brother-in-law, kidnapped and killed the boy and threw his body in the Tallahatchie River. That was supposed to be the end of it. Lesson taught. But a young fisherman found Till's corpse in the water, and a month later the world watched Roy Bryant and J. W. "Big" Milam stand trial for his murder.
I knew the painful territory well because when I was eleven years old in the small tobacco market town of Oxford, North Carolina, a friend's father and brothers beat and shot a young black man to death. His name was Henry Marrow, and the events leading up to his death had something in common with Till's. My father, a white Methodist minister, got mixed up in efforts to bring peace and justice to the community. We moved away that summer. But Oxford burned on in my memory, and I later went back and interviewed the man most responsible for Marrow's death. He told me, "That nigger committed suicide, coming in my store and wanting to four-letter-word my daughter-in-law." I also talked with many of those who had protested the murder by setting fire to the huge tobacco warehouses in downtown Oxford, as well as witnesses to the killing, townspeople, attorneys, and others. Seeking to understand what had happened in my own hometown made me a historian. I researched the case for years, on my way to a PhD in American history, and in 2004 published a book about Marrow's murder, what it meant for my hometown and my family, and how it revealed the workings of race in American history.4 Carolyn Bryant Donham had read the book, which was why she decided to contact me and talk with me about the lynching of Emmett Till.
The killing of Henry Marrow occurred in 1970, fifteen years after the Till lynching, but unlike the Till case it never entered national or international awareness, even though many of the same themes were present. Like Till, Marrow had allegedly made a flirtatious remark to a young white woman at her family's small rural store. In Oxford, though, the town erupted into arson and violence, the fires visible for miles. An all-white jury, acting on what they doubtless perceived to be the values of the white community, acquitted both of the men charged in the case, even though the murder had occurred in public. What happened in Oxford in 1970 was a late-model lynching, in which white men killed a black man in the service of white supremacy. The all-white jury ratified the murder as a gesture of protest against public school integration, which had finally begun in Oxford, and underlying much of the white protest was fear and rage at the prospect of white and black children going to school together, which whites feared would lead to other forms of "race-mixing," even "miscegenation."
As in the Marrow case, many white people believed Till had violated this race-and-sex taboo and therefore had it coming. Many news reports asserted that Till had erred—in judgment, in behavior, in deed, and perhaps in thought. Without justifying the murder, a number of Southern newspapers argued that the boy was at least partially at fault. The most influential account of the lynching, Huie's 1956 presumptive tell-all, depicted a black boy who virtually committed suicide with his arrogant responses to his assailants. "Boastful, brash," Huie described Till. He "had a white girl's picture in his pocket and boasted of having screwed her," not just to friends, not just to Carolyn Bryant, but also to his killers: "That is why they took him out and killed him."5 The story was told and retold in many ways, but a great many of them, from the virulently defensive accounts of Mississippi and its customs to the self-righteous screeds of Northern critics, noted that Till had been at the wrong place at the wrong time and made the wrong choices.
Until recently historians did not even have a transcript of the 1955 trial. It went missing soon after the trial ended, turning up briefly in the early 1960s but then destroyed in a basement flood. In September 2004 FBI agents located a faded "copy of a copy of a copy" in a private home in Biloxi, Mississippi. It took weeks for two clerks to transcribe the entire document, except for one missing page.6 The transcript, finally released in 2007, allows us to compare the later recollections of witnesses and defendants with what they said fifty years earlier. It also reveals that Carolyn Bryant told an even harder-edged story in the courtroom, one that was difficult to square with the gentle woman sitting across from me at the coffee table.
Half a century earlier, above the witness stand in the Tallahatchie County Courthouse, two ceiling fans slowly churned the cigarette smoke. This was the stage on which the winner of beauty contests at two high schools starred as the fairest flower of Southern womanhood. She testified that Till had grabbed her hand forcefully across the candy counter, letting go only when she snatched it away. He asked her for a date, she said, chased her down the counter, blocked her path, and clutched her narrow waist tightly with both hands.
She told the court he said, "You needn't be afraid of me. [I've], well, ——with white women before." According to the transcript, the delicate young woman refused to utter the verb or even tell the court what letter of the alphabet it started with. She escaped Till's forceful grasp only with great difficulty, she said.7 A month later one Mississippi newspaper insisted that the case should never have been called the "wolf whistle case." Instead, said the editors, it should have been called "an 'attempted rape' case."8
"Then this other nigger came in from the store and got him by the arm," Carolyn testified. "And he told him to come on and let's go. He had him by the arm and led him out." Then came an odd note in her tale, a note discordant with the claim of aborted assault: Till stopped in the doorway, "turned around and said, 'Goodbye.' "9
The defendants sat on the court's cane-bottom chairs in a room packed with more than two hundred white men and fifty or sixty African Americans who had been crowded into the last two rows and the small, segregated black press table. In his closing statement, John W. Whitten, counsel for the defendants, told the all-white, all-male jury, "I'm sure that every last Anglo-Saxon one of you has the courage to free these men, despite this [outside] pressure."10
Mamie Bradley,I Till's mother, was responsible for a good deal of that outside pressure on Mississippi's court system. Her brave decision to hold an open-casket funeral for her battered son touched off news stories across the globe. The resultant international outrage compelled the U.S. State Department to lament "the real and continuing damage to American foreign policy from such tragedies as the Emmett Till case."11 Her willingness to travel anywhere to speak about the tragedy helped to fuel a huge protest movement that pulled together the elements of a national civil rights movement, beginning with the political and cultural power of black Chicago. The movement became the most important legacy of the story.12 Her memoir of the case, Death of Innocence, published almost fifty years after her son's murder, lets us see him as a human being, not merely the victim of one of the most notorious hate crimes in history.13
• • •
As I sat drinking her coffee and eating her pound cake, Carolyn Bryant Donham handed me a copy of the trial transcript and the manuscript of her unpublished memoir, "More than a Wolf Whistle: The Story of Carolyn Bryant Donham." I promised to deliver our interview and these documents to the appropriate archive, where future scholars would be able to use them. In her memoir she recounts the story she told at the trial using imagery from the classic Southern racist horror movie of the "Black Beast" rapist.14 But about her testimony that Till had grabbed her around the waist and uttered obscenities, she now told me, "That part's not true."
A son of the South and the son of a minister, I have sat in countless such living rooms that had been cleaned for guests, Sunday clothes on, an unspoken deference running young to old, men to women, and, very often, dark skin to light. As a historian I have collected a lot of oral histories in the South and across all manner of social lines. Manners matter a great deal, and the personal questions that oral history requires are sometimes delicate. I was comfortable with the setting but rattled by her revelation, and I struggled to phrase my next question. If that part was not true, I asked, what did happen that evening decades earlier?
"I want to tell you," she said. "Honestly, I just don't remember. It was fifty years ago. You tell these stories for so long that they seem true, but that part is not true." Historians have long known about the complex reliability of oral history—of virtually all historical sources, for that matter—and the malleability of human memory, and her confession was in part a reflection of that. What does it mean when you remember something that you know never happened? She had pondered that question for many years, but never aloud in public or in an interview. When she finally told me the story of her life and starkly different and much larger tales of Emmett Till's death, it was the first time in half a century that she had uttered his name outside her family.
Not long afterward I had lunch in Jackson, Mississippi, with Jerry Mitchell, the brilliant journalist at the Clarion-Ledger whose sleuthing has solved several cold case civil rights–era murders. I talked with him about my efforts to write about the Till case, and he shared some thoughts of his own. A few days after our lunch a manila envelope with a Mississippi return address brought hard proof that "that part," as Carolyn had called the alleged assault, had never been true.
Mitchell had sent me copies of the handwritten notes of what Carolyn Bryant told her attorney on the day after Roy and J.W. were arrested in 1955. In this earliest recorded version of events, she charged only that Till had "insulted" her, not grabbed her, and certainly not attempted to rape her. The documents prove that there was a time when she did seem to know what had happened, and a time soon afterward when she became the mouthpiece of a monstrous lie.15
Now, half a century later, Carolyn offered up another truth, an unyielding truth about which her tragic counterpart, Mamie, was also adamant: "Nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him."
I. Mamie Carthan became Mamie Till after her marriage to Louis Till in 1940, which ended with his death in 1945. Mamie Till became Mamie Mallory after a brief remarriage in 1946. Her name changed to Bradley after another marriage in 1951. She was Mamie Bradley during most of the years covered by this book. She married one last time in 1957, becoming Mamie Till-Mobley, under which name she published her 2004 memoir. To avoid confusion, and also to depict her as a human being rather than an icon, I generally refer to her by her first name. No disrespect is intended. The same is true of Emmett Till and Carolyn Bryant.
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Timothy B. Tyson is Senior Research Scholar at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Visiting Professor of American Christianity and Southern Culture at Duke Divinity School, and adjunct professor of American Studies at the University of North Carolina. He is the author of Blood Done Sign My Name, a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, and winner of the Southern Book Award for Nonfiction and the Grawemeyer Award in Religion, and Radio Free Dixie: Robert F. Williams and the Roots of Black Power, winner of the James Rawley Prize for best book on race and the Frederick Jackson Turner Prize for best first book in US History from the Organization of American Historians. He serves on the executive board of the North Carolina NAACP and the UNC Center for Civil Rights.
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I greet all who came into this topic.
I really appreciate your opinion on this situation since I first encountered a similar ...
in one of the casinos (as I do not know whether I am right or casino until the names are not going to) I have fulfilled all the conditions regarding wagering "no deposit bonus" ...
Considering that playing slots is not poker and in my opinion does not make sense to keep the bank roll - I asked to receive my winnings ...
I want to bring on your court my last letter to the casino ...
In short, my position is - even before the first deposit I received confirmation that all documents and information are those which are accepted as reliable casino ... and the slow process for me looks like a casino does not wish to fulfill their obligations, and may even just a fraud ...
just say - it's about the amount, just over one hundred dollars (one hundred dollars - in any country, it is - one hundred dollars)
Considering that the problem is that amount that can be expected when the amounts are much more?
îò xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Propose a constructive and cooperative disassemble items for requirements that I need to do to get me the requested amount
So, we need to agree on four points:
1.pasportnye data
2.copy utility bills
3.faks Form
4.kreditnaya card
let me remind you of our correspondence on each item:
the first letter, I indicated that I want to get a prize of $ xxx, and asked him to clarify what I need to do
(to the letter were attached photos of my passport)
îò xxx<email@example.com>
êîìó email@example.com
in your reply sounded requirements (items 1,2,4)
!!!you'll notice about any of correctness is not provided photographs of the passport speech was!!!
îò xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
êîìó xxx <email@example.com>
the following letter, I indicated the reason for which I can send a bill only for cable television, with a request to clarify whether you fit this option
îò xxx <email@example.com>
êîìó xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Your answer:
"Dear xxx,
Please send the receipt for the television if it has your name and your address on it." (quote)
!!!second paragraph agreed!!!
îò xxx <email@example.com>
êîìó xxx <email@example.com>
send a receipt, specify whether I will first make a first deposit before you can get your winnings
îò xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
êîìó xxx <email@example.com>
you say that people should first be made the first deposit, then you approve my request
îò xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
êîìó xxx <firstname.lastname@example.com>
I further inform you that I can open Internet card visa, to confirm that you accept such a card
îò xxx <email@example.com>
êîìó xxx<firstname.lastname@example.com>
two more letters - 1. request to accept the card 2. sent details of the card
îò xxx<firstname.lastname@example.com>
êîìó xxx<email@example.com>
Here are your answers:
"That all sounds fine. Let me know when you make your deposit." (quote)
"Dear xxx,
Please make your deposit, everything is fine."(quote)
îò xxx<email@example.com>
êîìó xxx<firstname.lastname@example.com>
Finally, I announce that made the first deposit and terminate at the answers
from you ...
that we see the - three out of three of talking points you agreed
few days I contacted live support and assured me that soon will come from
January 23 I sent a letter with all the data that I sent earlier + faks Form
(item number three - he's the last)
January 24 contacting the live chat with your staff xxx I once again send
all the information at its address and support, I get a confirmation of
receipt with the promise that the entire package will be handed over to you
and I get an answer
again no answer
You just react to my recent sharp letter, that's your only answer is a new
request all the same documents ...
as seen from the above text you have previously taken items 1,2,4
paragraph 3, respectively, was filled as you sent
I am sure that for any reasonable person would not understand what the
problem is with the approval of my request
I have an idea - in social networks, as well as on several gaming sites I
create a topic in which lay out this correspondence (without the names and
the names of the casino) for a vote
after a few days we will see the results
if not I'm right - I have to apologize and renounce all claims, if you're
wrong - most likely your reputation will be badly damaged, which would
certainly affect the number of your customers ...
waiting for your comments
under the rules of the casino, I again waited for 2 days, but received no response ...
Please, just keep your comments!
can simply:
+1 - my truth;
-1 - Really a casino;
0 - hard to say (if most of these comments, I am ready to give full correspondence)
- Hmm... May we ask which casino this is, you can say if you like.. and in your own words explain a little what happened..maybe someone here can help you.. the emails are confusing...
What i see is that you cashed out, followed up with your docs, they said it's fine and they said make a deposit, you made depsoit, but now you have not recieved any replies about your cash-out?
Is this it?
- original (russian language)
ÿ çàðåãèñòðèðîâàëñÿ â êàçèíî è ïîëó÷èë "no deposit bonus" íåêîòîðóþ ñóììó (õõ), ñûãðàë (õõ) õ yy ðàç è ñîãëàñíî óñëîâèé àêöèè ìîãó ïîòðåáîâàòü âûèãðûø, íî äëÿ òîãî, ÷òîáû ïîëó÷èòü åãî, ÿ äîëæåí ïðåäîñòàâèòü âñþ èíôîðìàöèþ êîòîðàÿ ïîäòâåðæäàåò, ÷òî ÿ "íàñòîÿùèé" ÷åëîâåê + ñäåëàòü ïåðâûé äåïîçèò â êàçèíî è òîëüêî ïîòîì ìíå îòäàäóò çàïðàøèâàåìóþ ñóììó...
ÿ ñ÷èòàþ, ÷òî âñþ íåîáõîäèìóþ èíôîðìàöèþ ïðåäîñòàâèë + ñäåëàë ïåðâûé äåïîçèò è âûïîëíèë âñå óñëîâèÿ...
ïîñëå òîãî êàê ÿ âí¸ñ ïåðâûé äåïîçèò, êàçèíî âñåìè ñâîèìè äåéñòâèÿìè, òî÷íåå áåçäåéñòâèåì, ïîêàçûâàåò, ÷òî âûïëà÷èâàòü âûèãðûø íå ñîáèðàåòñÿ...
ìíå èíòåðåñíî óçíàòü ñòàëêèâàëñÿ êòî-íèáóäü ñ ïîäîáíûì? êàê ìîæíî ñ ýòèì áîðîòüñÿ? åäèíñòâåííîå, ÷òî ïðèøëî ìíå íà óì - ýòî îãëàñèòü èìÿ êàçèíî è ïîïðîñèòü óñòðîèòü ôëýø ìîá - îòïðàâèòü âñåì æåëàþùèì ïèñüìî íà email êàçèíî ñ îïðåäåë¸ííûì òåêñòîì... íî, ýòî òîëüêî â òîì ñëó÷àè åñëè âû ïîñ÷èòàåòå, ÷òî êàçèíî äåéñòâóåò íå ïðàâîìåðíî...
è åñòåñòâåííî â òàêîì ñëó÷àè ÿ íå áóäó ñîâåòîâàòü èãðàòü â ýòîì êàçèíî - âû âðÿä ëè ñìîæåòå çàáðàòü ñâîé âûèãðûø
I logged into the casino and got "no deposit bonus" a certain sum (xx), played (xx) x yy time and under conditions of action can require a win, but in order to get it, I must provide all information which confirms that I "real" people + to make the first deposit at the casino and only then I will give the requested amount ...
I believe that all information provided + made the first deposit and has fulfilled all the conditions ...
After I made the first deposit, casinos with all their actions, or rather inaction, shows that the win is not going to ...
I'm curious to know someone faced with a similar? how to fight it? the only thing that came to my mind - is to announce the name of the casino and ask to arrange a flash mob - all wishing to send a letter to email the casino with some text ... but it is only in the case if you feel that the casino does not operate legally ...
and of course in that case I would not advise to play in this casino - you are unlikely to be able to collect your winnings
- slavamvp
There are russian members here, if you are a little patient they will see this post, and try and help you.
Another thing is if we don't know the casino, we don't know what their terms and conditions are, if they are possibly "rogue".. the reason i say this is because there are always 2 sides to stories.
Through just your post it shows you did what was needed and you are getting run-around
я с вами абсолютно согласен, что есть две стороны мнения - поэтому я не называл имени казино, так как сам могу ошибаться...
я считаю себя обманутым основываясь на следующих аргументах:
я старался согласовать все запрашиваемые со стороны казино пункты, прежде чем останется последний шаг - внести депозит и получить свой выигрыш...
обратите внимание на ответ казино перед моим депозитом (последним пунктом): "смотреть английскую версию"
я создал эту тему, так как есть вариант, что я что-то не понял... хотя это маловероятно:)
I absolutely agree with you that there are two sides of opinion - so I called the name of the casino, because he could be wrong ...
I feel cheated based on the following arguments:
1. I tried to reconcile all the requested items from the casino before will remain the last step - to make a deposit and receive your winnings ...
to the answer to my deposit casino (last paragraph):
от xxx <email@example.com>
кому xxx <email@example.com>
дата 21 января 2010 г. 14:33
тема RE: faxback
Dear xxx,
Please make your deposit, everything is fine.
I created this topic because there is the option that I somehow did not understand ... although this is unlikely:)
- so I made a deposit:)
announce the name of the casino a few days
I even would be happy to enter into public debate with a representative of the casino
Sorry, but that's the phrase I can not understand "PLEASE DON'T POST AN AFFILIATE LINK OR YOU WILL BE BANNED - just thought I would say that in case you are thinking about it." (translator generally gives some nonsense ...)
- slavamvp,
All the members here have played at almost all of the Casinos and can help you if you name the CASINO. We all know most of the terms and conditions and the reasons for and against a casino not paying you. We also know the current no dep bonuses being offered and have played them just as you have. You need to mention the CASINO first, then we can see what no dep chips they have and try to explain the rules to you. If you are in the right we can get many members here to help you. But the first step is NAME THE CASINO first. There is nothing wrong with that. If you want help you need to do that first.
- Just read this line in your post and it concerned me a little YOU SAID - "Considering that playing slots is not poker and in my opinion does not make sense to keep the bank roll - I asked to receive my winnings ..." Please NOTE that if you PLAYED A PROGRESSIVE SLOT GAME the Casino could not pay you for that. Do you know if you accidently played a PROGRESSIVE SLOT GAME, these are the SLOTS that have a big amount at the top known as the RANDOM. You are not allowed to play these on a NO DEP BONUS.
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The long-anticipated coup reached its climax when soldiers turned up at the prime minister's residence and took away his car keys. Troops ringed the building, effectively putting him under house arrest.
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Britain yesterday suspended military assistance, and the Commonwealth will consider suspending the country later this week. "The likelihood of Fiji being suspended is very high," the Commonwealth secretary general, Don McKinnon, told a news conference in London. The British foreign secretary, Margaret Beckett, said: "These actions are wholly unconstitutional: the military should not have become involved in the political process."
The US yesterday suspended aid, the EU is considering sanctions, and the UN could curtail the military's peacekeeping role abroad.
The Fiji Times announced on its website that it had suspended publication after the military ordered it not to publish material that might incite trouble. The editor, Samisoni Kakaivalu, said he refused to edit a paper in which content had been censored by external forces. "This is no longer journalism but propaganda," he said. "I think the military needs to remember an age-old truism: in a battle between guns and pens, pens always win."
Soldiers erected roadblocks around the capital, Suva, and checkpoints were set up in Nadi, the site of the international airport.
The coup follows tension between Mr Bainimarama and Mr Qarase over a bill to grant pardons to those involved in the last coup in 2000. Mr Bainimarama also wants to quash legislation he claims favours indigenous Fijians over the ethnic Indian minority. Nearly 40% of the population are descendants of Indian labourers taken to Fiji by the British in the 19th century.
The coup is unlikely to be welcomed by many Fijians, about 80% of whom voted for the government at the last election.


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