All my thanks, Susannah, I will change it on the permanent post and announce the correction at the start of my next post. This is so important and I send you hugs.
Hi Deda! Lovely commentary on Dr Bynum's talk. However, I must point out an error (as I know you would want me to). The "photograph" of supposedly Phillis is actually one Sara Forbes Bonetta, an African princess who became a goddaughter of Queen Victoria around 1850 (and photography was not invented until the early 19th century anyway). Also a fascinating woman! Tell Sam I said hello. -- Susannah Hogan
All my thanks, Susannah, I will change it on the permanent post and announce the correction at the start of my next post. This is so important and I send you hugs.
Hi Deda! Lovely commentary on Dr Bynum's talk. However, I must point out an error (as I know you would want me to). The "photograph" of supposedly Phillis is actually one Sara Forbes Bonetta, an African princess who became a goddaughter of Queen Victoria around 1850 (and photography was not invented until the early 19th century anyway). Also a fascinating woman! Tell Sam I said hello. -- Susannah Hogan
By delving deep, Tara Bynum has uncovered some very simple truths of humanity that we all share.
I have spent the last hour listening to several of her interviews and found her to be delightful!
Thank you, Deda. Enlightening and inspiring!
Thank you for that thorough account of her talk.