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New Zion Stories are books by indie author Diane M. Burnette. Dr. Burnette writes about African American education history and culture.
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The integration of SC Clarendon County School District #3 in 1970 ended the high school at the all-Black Walker-Gamble School. Read about the history in my new book available now from Amazon.
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Clarendon County, South Carolina was ground zero in the NAACP LDF fight for education equality. But there’s another little-known story from Clarendon County that depicts the sacrifice and dedication to black education equity. Check out my book available on Amazon.
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📣 You’re invited!

Join ASALH and National Park Service for a conversation on the legacy of Black public high schools (1870–1970). Help preserve their history, share your story, and shape how these institutions are remembered. 🏫🖤
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In honor and prayer.
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Summer is a great time to read a book.
#indieauthors
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A great place to relax and read a book.
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A relaxing walk on a Carolina beach.
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Memorial Day is the official start of summer. Growing up as a child in New Zion, it was also time to plant vegetable gardens. Read my new blog post on the integral role of vegetable gardens in the life of African Americans in the south.
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African Americans Vegetable Garden - New Zion Stories
Concerns about the quality of the food supply and high food prices have renewed an interest in vegetable gardens within the Black community.
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Enjoying the South Carolina beach this morning.
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A book that tells the story of a school named for 2 Black farmers in New Zion, SC who sacrificed a portion of their land for the 1st public school in 1953 for Black children.1/1

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Rainy spring morning brings forth new flowers in New Zion!
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“Bright Gold and Blue” tells the story of the Walker-Gamble School, a public school for African American children in eastern Clarendon County. Get your copy from www.amazon.com.
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Congratulations to my brother, Coach JW Montgomery (second from left) for being a member of the East Clarendon High School Hall of Fame for football.
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Thank you Clarendon County Public Library for featuring me in the local author spotlight.

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Swinging along beside the Crepe Myrtle!
Wooden swing
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A powerful analysis on the historical influence of white philanthropy and black education.

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Photo of book front cover “White Architects of Black Education” by William H. Watkins.
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A seminal study on the history of education of blacks in the southern United States.
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#historyofeducation
Front cover of James D. Anderson’s book on the history of education for blacks in the South.
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Coming fall 2025 “Living and Dreaming Down South. Memories of a Childhood in New Zion, South Carolina”.
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Coming soon book image
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Eye candy today in Georgia.

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Green plants Green plants and purple flowers