#theblacksagaseries

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Racism is something that people can transcend through friendship.

Vincent F. Rocchio

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Author Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry presents "The Black Saga Series"

Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry found it necessary to tell this story because it is an evil that existed and dramatically shaped the lives of black people in America. Stereotyping a people has existed since biblical times and unfortunately is the most lasting impression that works insidiously, influencing our reactions to a diverse people or culture. Based on recent history, our country cannot afford to continue this conscious and/or unconscious attitude. She believes that the best way to overcome stereotyping is to expose it and allow the hurt it causes to be understood by all. Then the healing begins and we come together as better people.

The first book is titled "A Saga of the Black Man" followed by "A Saga of the Black Woman", "A Saga of the Black Child", "A Saga of the Black Family'' and ''Things, People, and Places We Must Always Remember". Each book showcases a museum-quality collection of postcards, photographs and memorabilia (circa 1880-1950) and their positive and negative portrayal of African-Americans.

All available on Amazon and other online bookstores. A Saga Of The Black Man: https://amzn.to/2U8ia3A A Saga Of The Black Woman: https://amzn.to/2U3jLrj A Saga Of The Black Child: https://amzn.to/2GKpy1W A Saga Of The Black Family: https://amzn.to/2XxoMdY Things, People, and Places We Must Always Remember: https://amzn.to/2ViWeTp

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Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry, must tell this story because it is an evil that existed and dramatically shaped the lives of black people in America. Stereotyping a people has existed since biblical times and unfortunately is the most lasting impression that works insidiously, influencing our reactions to a diverse people or culture. Based on recent history, our country cannot afford to continue this conscious and/or unconscious attitude. She believe that the best way to overcome stereotyping is to expose it and allow the hurt it causes to be understood by all. Then the healing begins and we come together as better people.

''A Saga of the Black Family (The Black Saga Series Book 4)'' is available worldwide. Click here: https://amzn.to/2FsYF0A

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''Things, People, and Places We Must Always Remember'' (The Black Saga Series Book 5) —by Rosetta Quisenberry

Can our own racial psychological profile ever be made healthy again? How many animal names were we called, compared with or out- smarted by? Can this be undone? How many lower animals were we shown to have had sex with? This is better known as bestiality. Going through each of these five books thoroughly will reveal these answers.

This is information we must share with each other. Why? Because it’s a shared history and a shocking revelation of how badly our lives have been altered. In some ways, all of our lives has been touched and shaped by this history. Every succeeding generation must be told. So, all of us can understand our shared history and we can bond with it. This teaches us what past generations had to overcome and just what struggles, hurdles and hoops they had to jump through in order to survive. It is often quoted, “the more you know the further you will go.” Knowing that other previous generations planned for you to fail or be the laughing stock for society, then that should aspire you to want more, to aim higher, to have a greater ambition, to rise upward and soar.

Grab a copy of this book today! https://amzn.to/2HIHfia

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A Saga of the Black Woman: Part 2 by Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry

A remarkable book that gives a museum-quality collection of postcards, photographs and memorabilia (circa 1880-1950) and their positive and negative portrayal of African-Americans.

We must grapple with these facts that are now coming to light. We acknowledge that some persons in our society were out to destroy our race psychologically my murdering our “spirit” while destroying our human essence (self-respect) and self-esteem (self-worth) through very hostile stereotypes. God’s blessing on us all. God forgive America. God Bless America.

Grab a copy of this book today! https://amzn.to/2XvXXqe

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Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry has spent more than 26 years collecting, researching and educating others about turn of the century postcards depicting African-Americans. A Lexington (Ky) native, Mrs. Quisenberry has been an educator for the Fayette County School System and is a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University (B.A) and the University of Kentucky (M.Ed). Her first book, A Saga of the Black Man", was published in October 2002. She has since published "A Saga of the Black Woman", "A Saga of the Black Child", "A Saga of the Black Family'' and ''Things, People, and Places We Must Always Remember". All available on major online bookstores.

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Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry - "A Saga of the Black Man" Series

Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry. Discussing "A Saga of the Black Man" collection/ book series/exhibit. The exhibit and her book series features her memorabilia and...

Rosetta Lucas Quisenberry discussing "A Saga of the Black Man"  collection/ book series/exhibit. The exhibit and her book series features her memorabilia and artifact collection featuring African American artifacts, especially those dealing with racist portrails of African Americans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Watch this video! https://bit.ly/2TfihZL

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''It is said that we are as strong as our weakest link. So, this should make us desire to strengthen all of our weak links.''

Things, People, and Places We Must Always Remember (The Black Saga Series Book 5) by Rosetta Quisenberry is now available on major online bookstores. https://bit.ly/2JcDp31