About Me

Contact e-mail: jo11234@hotmail.com

JoanneConnors-Wade is a native of Massachusetts. She enjoys a challenge and beomes engrossed in extensive research which she believes is the key to credibility within a story whether fiction or non-fiction. Joanne is the mother of three adult children, and the grandmother of four. On November 1, 2007 she moved from her native Massachusetts to Florida where continues to write and promote her books.
UPDATE: December, 2011 she returned to Massachusetts and presently resides in Westfield.

Awards/Certificates Florida Certified Guardian ad Litem, Writer's Digest International Self-Published Book Awards, Member of Cambridge Who's Who Registry
Achievements Graduate of Westfield High School class of 1961, Associate Degree-Education at Westfield State College, Instructor and tutor ESL classes at International Language Institute/Northampton, MA
Guest Speaker: Libraries, Colleges, Rotary/Exchange Clubs, Women's Clubs, Community Organizations
Volunteer work: Public schools, re-hab facilities, Nominee for Tutor of the year/Massachusetts
Author three published books

Thursday, November 6, 2008


This article was published in News Press letters to the editor on November 6, 2008
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Could the outcome have been predicted?Yes and it was!On March 17, 1968 Democratic nominee Robert F. Kennedy appeared on the Sunday morning news show Meet the Press. Here is what RFK said only 2 ½ months before his tragic death.Things are "moving so fast in race relations, a Negro* could be president in 40 years. There's no question about it," RFK added."In the next 40 years a Negro can achieve the same position that my brother had....we have tried to make progress and we are making progress ...we are not going to accept the status quo."*Negro was a perfectly acceptable term for African-American back then; in fact it was the formal respectful word, a neutral word which black Americans preferred)

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