Anne Winkler-Morey, Author at Anne Winkler-Morey

Book Tour Journal: Tornados and Hurricanes, Human and Natural.

Public History, Sustainable Economies, Uncategorized

We were in Montgomery when tornados devastated downtown Selma, on January 12, hitting urban and rural regions across Georgia and Alabama, and killing at least eight people. In the morning we had considered riding to Selma, stopping to take in the art and public...

The Sunrise is For You

PTSD and Historical Trauma

Congratulations on your marriage. Congratulations on your divorce. Congratulations on your single life.Today is my 40th wedding anniversary. I have been lucky in love. After four decades, I am fortunate to be able to say that no matter where I am, I am at home if I am...

If at First You Don’t Succeed… Don’t Try Again

Bicycle Touring

My Grandma was the one who introduced me to the aphorisms that contain universal wisdoms: Make new friends but keep the old… put a penny in the old man’s hat… and if at first you don’t succeed. I thought about that ditty about trying again, after attempting to cross a...

Dear Pastor Senator Warnock

PTSD and Historical Trauma, Racism, Sustainable Economies

Dear Pastor Senator Warnock, I am glad you won your re-election! I was in your hometown of Savannah on your election day, December 6, 2022. I walked by your old high school and the project housing where you grew up. I saw the economic/racial divide that was...

Daytona Notebook # 1. In search of Gordon Parks at the Halifax Historical Museum

Public History, Racism

A 2021 article described local efforts to uncover Black history and revive historic African American neighborhoods in Daytona Beach. In it was a photograph attributed to Gordon Parks, and originating from the Halifax Historical Museum. I wanted to see the...