BURIED HISTORY: FINDING OUR PAST

[@TheTangerineTyrant]

I miss you Warren Bell i met you before and i think you was one of the best anchors ever. My great uncle was the first African african American lieutenant governors during the reconstruction period of the South right after the Civil War. Oscar James Dunn my great uncle was the first Lieutenant governor and acting governor in the united states. My brother dr. brian keith Mitchell, have made a book about my Great Uncle and they even have schools named after him in New Orleans. My brother just gotten artillery part in the French quarter right across the street from, Jackson Square. rename after my great uncle, Oscar James Dunn with a plaque. My brother's book was on Amazon's best-selling list. My brother did documentaries on the Discovery Channel, the history Channel CNN news and many little Rock arkansas publications and local news.

[@elisabettrujillo4957]

Warren Bell, New Orleans thanks you! Also we love you, thank you for spreading our rich culture amoung our residents. The younger generations appreciate you bridging that knowledge gap🫶🏼

[@SaxManSon]

Your words are gratifying, thanks so much. God willing, my sidekick and I would love to tell more of our stories. Stay tuned!

[@tedz2000]

So proud of you Lyn, may your search continue to give you hope and aspire others to follow their dreams.

[@operacreole2949]

This is wonderful! I was honored to sing for the re-dedication of the Roudanez tomb. I noticed a Dede on one of the tombs. Is it a relative of the free composer Edmond Dédé, whose lost opera we are premiering?

[@SaxManSon]

Yes, that's right. Same family Dede as the composer.

[@lynnlovinglife]

Yes my family tomb is Dede. I am a relative of the great composer Edmond.

[@Mallonthetrack]

Dope really dope🎉thank you

[@claudiarobin1206]

Thank-you