I started this blog with hopes that I could somehow find the hours needed to keep it going 5 days a week. It was probably wishful thinking on my part, where the need to write the blog overshadowed the obvious reality that I was already swamped with existing and pending projects. Even if I could find the time to post something here and there, it wouldn't do justice to the subject for me to post items just to be posting. It's a project that deserves better than that.
So, at the moment it looks like I'm going to take a long break from adding new posts. My Millsaps sports photo project will ease up in a week or so until mid-February, but I am desperately behind in just about everything that once was my life. I'll be lucky if I can get things somewhat back to normal over the next 8-10 weeks and then I'll have 8-10 weeks of photography taking all my spare time.
I will get back to this blog--I'm eager to explore this time period more closely and find the pieces where my father fits into the puzzle. In the meantime, for those who have been reading, thanks for taking an interest, and for those who are seeing this blog for the first time, please take a few minutes to glance through the existing posts--I think you'll find some items of interest.
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My father, Robert L. Ezelle, Jr., fit the description of "the right man in the right place" during the turbulent 1960's and 1970's. As a white businessman working behind the scenes to promote Civil Rights in Mississippi, his story has basically been forgotten. Maybe this blog will help keep his story alive, and to remind people that there were others like him who have been forgotten by the history books. Please feel free to leave comments or to contact me at 'frankezelle@yahoo.com'.
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