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 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888 Alphabetical Index 2022 9/11 Remembrance Day - A00067 2024 Jenkins Family Update - A00370 2025 Additions to the Memorial List - A00402 A Day at the Beach with God - A00229 A Day with Bernadette, A Few Moments with Moses the Ethiopian - A00063 A Day with Bernadette ... and the Lady - A00144 A Full Card Table of Black Economists - A00163 A Happy Fourth of July Dancing Under the Stars - A00167 A Meditation on John Coltrane - A00197 A Most Memorable Date - A00276 A Most Profound Thich Nhat Hanh Memorial  A00113 A Musical Meditation on Rumi A00180 A Poker Game in Heaven - A00155 A Return to Allensworth: From a Field of Weeds to a Field of Dreams - A00149 A Return to Disneyland, A Return to Tomorrowland - A00218 A Return to Montserrat and a "Miraculous" Introduction to the Black Madonna - A00145 A Side Trip to Dublin and an Exploration of Black Irish Roots - A00146 A Special Thank You to Hugh Price and An E...

A00440 - Book of the Month for the Month of November 2025: Epidemic Orientalism: Race, Capital, and the Governance of Infectious Disease by Alexandre I. R. White

  This coming Thursday, November 6, I hope to be able to "facilitate" a Black Alumni Memorial Service.  The Service will be a virtual service and will begin at 7pm.  I am looking forward to this Memorial Service because I hope to briefly chat with Walter White, Class of 1976, and Cuthbert "Tuffy" Simpkins, Class of 1969.  In a preliminary chat with Walter, he mentioned that his son, Alexandre White, Class of 2010, had recently published a book that had received some acclaim.  After Walter educated me a bit about the significance of Alexandre's book, I looked it up and became intrigued.  I am so intrigued that I am making Alexandre's book   Epidemic Orientalism: Race, Capital, and the Governance of Infectious Disease  as my Book of the Month for the Month of November 2025.   Hope to see some of you on Thursday.  Until then, enjoy the book. Peace, Everett "Skip" Jenkins 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888...