 one for her accomplishments in her studies and one for her attendance. Harmon lived with her daughter and grandson, and two boarders, one of whom was Richard McPherson (aka Cecil Mack), a lyricist and music publisher who co-wrote with Tim Brymn the 1901 hit song Josephine, My Jo.

There is much, much more to be discovered about African American in and from Kentucky in African American Newspapers, 1827-1998. The ability to do a single search of the full-text of hundreds of digitized issues of African American newspapers, ranging from Freedom’s Journal—the first African-American owned and operated newspaper published in the United States—to contemporary titles from the late 20th century, is equivalent to warp speed when compared to searching through paper and microfilm. Locating a paragraph or two about any given entry in the NKAA Database is a good find. Finding an entire column is great. Anything more than a single column is an absolutely golden moment! Our gratitude is extended to the newspaper owners who thought it worth their while to record the biographies of such Kentuckians as Emma Gaines, J. Q. [John Quincy] Adams, Charles H. Brooks, John S. Bailey, and Stanley P. Mitchell.

Reference Notes: On Sunday, a group of male Chicago comedians attended the season premiere taping of The Steve Harvey Show in Chicago. These ten men were part of an audience of roughly 2,000 at the Ford Oriental Theatre downtown, who were all there for “What Men Really Think - The Event!” What Men Really Think, according to accounts, is that it is acceptable for thousands of them to catcall and harass 150 women onstage.


Advertised as an event intended “for gentlemen of all backgrounds and ages,” the taping appears to be a more elaborate version of a segment that was part of an episode that aired in July during It’s Raining Men Week, also entitled “What Men Really Think.” That segment had featured a regular-sized studio audience of women, with men onstage who’d been quizzed on questions like “Which is more important, a pretty face or a great body?” (Answer: A pretty face!)

“What Men Really Think - The Event!” was more complicated, however—to The Steve Harvey Show’s detriment. Attendees were also polled beforehand, in a beautifully sexist survey you can still read online. Highlights included:

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one for her accomplishments in her studies and one for her attendance. Harmon lived with her daughter and grandson, and two boarders, one of whom was Richard McPherson (aka Cecil Mack), a lyricist and music publisher who co - publish with Tim Brymn the 1901 collision song Josephine, My Jo. 

 There is much, a lot more to be discovered about African American in and from Kentucky in African American Newspapers, 1827 - 1998. The ability to do a unmarried search of the full - textbook of hundred of digitized issues of African American newspapers, ranging from Freedom ’s Journal — the first African - American own and operated newspaper published in the United States — to contemporary titles from the belated 20th century, is equivalent to warp speed when compared to search through paper and microfilm. Locating a paragraph or two about any given entrance in the NKAA Database is a good find. Finding an entire column is bang-up. Anything more than a single column is an absolutely golden moment! Our gratitude is extended to the newspaper owners who think it worth their while to record the biographies of such Kentuckians as Emma Gaines, J. Q. [ John Quincy ] Adams, Charles H. Brooks, John S. Bailey, and Stanley P. Mitchell. 

 Reference Notes: On Sunday, a group of male Chicago comedians attended the season premier tape of The Steve Harvey Show in Chicago. These ten valet were part of an audience of roughly 2,000 at the Ford Oriental Theatre downtown, who were all there for “ What Men Really Think - The Event! ” What Men Really remember, according to accounts, is that it is satisfactory for thousand of them to catcall and harass 150 women onstage. 


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 “ What Men Really Think - The Event! ” was more complicated, however — to The Steve Harvey Show ’s detriment. Attendees were besides polled beforehand, in a beautifully sexist survey you can still read online. highlight included: 

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R efere n ce Not es: O n Su nd ay ,  agroup o f  m a l e Ch ic ag o co med ia ns at tend e d t he seas on premie ret apin gof  The St eve Harvey Sh ow  in Chicag o.  Th ese te n men were  part of an audience of roughly  2, 000 a t th e Ford Or ien tal Th eat r e down town,who w er e a l l  ther e fo r “ Wh at Men Rea l l y T hink-TheEvent!”  What Men Really T h ink , according t o a ccou n t s,  is th a t i ti s a c c eptable for tho usands ofth e mto catcall and  h arass 1 50 wome n ons t age.

Advertise d as an e ve nt i n t end ed “for ge ntlemenof all ba c kgrou n ds  andage s,” th etap ing a ppears tobe amore e la borate  vers io n of a s egment that was part of  an ep isode  th at airedinJ uly  during I t’sRaining Me n W eek , als o e n title d “W h at  Me n  Real ly T h ink.” Tha t  s egm e n thad feature d a  re gular -si z ed stu dioaudience of women ,  with men onst agew h o’d  be e n qu iz zed on questio nsli k e  “Whichis  more impor tant, apr e tty f ace or  a gre at body ? ”  ( A nswer:  A p ret ty face!) 

“ Wh a t Men R ea ll y  Think  - T he  Event !” was more c omplicated, howe ver—t o The S t eve  Harv ey  Show’s detr iment. Att endees were  alsopoll ed be forehan d,  in abea ut ifully sex i st survey  youcan sti ll  rea d o nline.  Hig h l ights  inc lu ded :

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 one_for her_accomplishments in her studies_and one_for_her attendance._Harmon_lived with her_daughter and grandson,_and two boarders, one_of whom was_Richard_McPherson (aka Cecil Mack), a lyricist and music publisher who co-wrote with Tim Brymn_the_1901 hit_song_Josephine,_My Jo.

There is much, much_more to be discovered about_African American_in and from Kentucky in African American Newspapers,_1827-1998._The ability to_do a single search of the full-text of hundreds_of digitized issues of African American_newspapers, ranging from_Freedom’s_Journal—the_first African-American owned and_operated newspaper published in the United_States—to contemporary titles from the late_20th century, is equivalent to warp speed_when compared to searching through paper_and microfilm. Locating a paragraph_or two_about any given entry in_the NKAA Database_is a_good find. Finding_an entire column is great. Anything_more than a_single column is an absolutely golden_moment!_Our gratitude is_extended_to_the newspaper_owners who thought_it_worth their_while_to record the biographies of such_Kentuckians_as Emma Gaines, J. Q. [John Quincy]_Adams, Charles H. Brooks,_John_S. Bailey, and Stanley_P. Mitchell.

Reference Notes: On Sunday,_a group of male Chicago comedians_attended the_season premiere_taping of The Steve Harvey Show in Chicago. These ten men_were part of an audience of_roughly 2,000 at the_Ford Oriental_Theatre_downtown, who were_all_there for_“What Men Really Think - The Event!”_What Men_Really Think, according to accounts, is_that it is acceptable_for_thousands of them to catcall and_harass 150 women onstage.


Advertised as an_event intended “for gentlemen of_all_backgrounds_and ages,” the taping appears_to be a more elaborate version_of a segment_that was part of an episode that_aired_in July during It’s Raining Men_Week,_also entitled “What Men Really Think.”_That_segment_had featured a regular-sized studio_audience of women, with men onstage_who’d been quizzed on questions like “Which is more_important, a pretty_face or a great body?”_(Answer:_A_pretty face!)

“What Men Really Think - The Event!” was more_complicated, however—to_The Steve Harvey_Show’s detriment. Attendees were also polled beforehand, in a beautifully_sexist survey you can still read online._Highlights included:

Men often say