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Miriam Medina, site administrator of theHistoryBox.com, provides useful information on a wide variety of topics taken from the voluminous pages of New York City's rich and turbulent history; Vibrant topics such as East Harlem with its Italian Feasts; Spanish Harlem, New York City's Early Riots; Domestic Violence; Self-Direction; Tenement Living and Urban Issues and much more, all find their way to the "Mimi Speaks" blog. Also included in this blog are articles written in Spanish and Italian.
Blog Archive
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- Nature's Lesson- A Poem
- Frazzled Mimi-A Poem
- My Elusive Bumbak-A Poem
- Deja-Vu: A Poem
- A Student's Prayer-A Poem
- It's A Senior Dog Life-A Poem
- Just Me and You-A Poem
- With Time Everything Goes Away-A Poem
- Catch Me If You Can: The Elusive Star-A Poem
- SAYING IT POETICALLY-INDEX OF POEMS
- SAYING IT POETICALLY-Introduction
- Bon Voyage - A Poem
- FOR THE WOMAN WHO IS PLEASANTLY PLUMP: THERE IS HO...
- No More Blues In My Soul-A Poem
- WOMEN IN ART-6
- Princess Louisa and Lord Michael of Everwood-A Poem
- The Ballad of Lady Arden and Lord Michael of Ever...
- TABLE OF CONTENTS-Walsh (23)
- MATURE LOVE-A POEM
- Boobala's Lament-A Poem
- Memories A Reminder of the Past-A Poem
- WOMEN IN ART-5
- WOMEN IN ART-4
- WOMEN IN ART-3
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About Me
- Mimi Speaks
- Miriam Medina, or “Mimi,” is the site administrator of thehistorybox.com, a non-profit educational website. “Mimi Speaks” is her blog.In her capacity as the Website administrator, Miriam Medina is a member of the following societies: the National Law Center On Homelessness and Poverty,also a member of Litmocracy writer's workshop.
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