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Author: Ms. Marcie

I am a writer, blogger, trainer and author who loves sharing little known and unknown facts.

Newest Assignment: Foodie for Gapers Block

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Ms. Marcie

I signed up to write food reviews for Gapers Block because it appeared to be the easiest topic for me at the time. You would think that was a good thing, right?  I mean, who would turn down the opportunity to possibly eat for free for about an hour of writing? So, I have two…

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Writing & Researching Interns Needed for Roller Skating Project

Posted on February 14, 2011March 23, 2013 by Ms. Marcie

I am a roller skating entrepreneur and journalist seeking 2-3 interns to help conduct research on Chicago’s roller skating history.  You don’t have to be a roller skater yourself; you just have to have a high level of interest in learning more about this old school, yet relatively obscure leisure activity and Chicago. Ideal interns…

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My Interesting Interview

Posted on February 9, 2011August 23, 2012 by Ms. Marcie

I had an interview for a part-time community manager position at a nonprofit organization.  I was interviewed by the Executive Director and Operations Manager. I felt the ED was asking unusual questions. Why did you pick human resources? First of all, I wasn’t interviewing for an HR position.  Second, by the time he asked that…

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I Need at Least 5 Clones

Posted on February 8, 2011 by Ms. Marcie

What is the going rate for clones these days? If scientists can figure out how to clone a sheep, surely they can duplicate me. I’m only five feet (at least that’s what I tell myself and DMV) and relatively height/weight proportionate according to those charts that were not created by people who choose to ignore…

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Kudos to Dr. Anthony Gantt’s

Posted on February 5, 2011 by Ms. Marcie

  Dr. Anthony Gantt is a single dad who raised his children by himself  all their lives.  Even though it was a challenge, he did the best he could. Both he and his children grew as a result of their relationship.  Read his story, The Life of a Single Dad, on How They Livin’ Ain’t…

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Brown Chick of the Day: Marcie Hill

Posted on February 2, 2011 by Ms. Marcie

I was honored as the Brown Chick of the Day by Zondra Hughes, one of the founders of Six Brown Chicks, a new site real dedicated to real talk about life, love and letting go of the drama.  

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Marcie’s RandomThoughts

Posted on February 1, 2011 by Ms. Marcie

1. It is really frustrating to care when it appears that no one else cares. 2. Sometimes faith is ALL you have. 3. People need to pray for wisdom so they will know when to shut up and when to speak up. 4. It’s extremely hard to elect candidates to represent me that I know…

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Answer to My Question: Where Are the Black People in Roller Skating?

Posted on January 30, 2011March 23, 2013 by Ms. Marcie

The Universe sent a resource to answer my question: Where are the Black People in Roller Skating? During an interview with someone for my roller skating book, the statement was made that roller skating has always been a white sport. But, it has take over black communities. I get that. At some point throughout history,…

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Research & Writing Interns Needed for Chicago’s South Side Resource Site

Posted on January 28, 2011March 23, 2013 by Ms. Marcie

Growing South Side resource site is seeking research and writing interns. Ideal interns will be high school and college students with good writing skills, creative minds and pleasant personalities.  A strong interest in learning more about the diverse communities that make up Chicago’s South Side is essential. Must be comfortable searching the internet and have…

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Reading the Education of The Negro Prior to 1861 by Carter G. Woodson

Posted on January 28, 2011August 23, 2012 by Ms. Marcie

And I must say that this book is deep that it is taking at least 10 minutes to read ONE page. Oh my goodness, that’s so heavy stuff. Carter G. was so highly enlightened that he started Chapter 1, the introduction, with “Brought from the African wilds to constitute the laboring class of a pioneering…

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