Soft As Cotton: A Novel, Judge CBall3

Comments With Dr. James Haney Presents*Soft As Cotton, with Judge CBall, a novel which deals with African American Females and their struggle to maintain their independence and integrity in times of trials and tribulations during the time of American slavery, Part 3. I need you to support and subscribe to this channel. Send me a donation to www.drjameshaney.com or mail me a few dollars to james haney, Post Office Box 591, Mt. Juliet, Tn, 37121-0591. I appreciate any help you can give, drjhaney

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Andrea Turner American History 2010-02 MWF @ 9:10

Judge CBall is talking about a novel that she wrote from the notes she had taken. She had three different characters with different type dreams. But in the situation these girls, with being slaves you should not have any drive to do anything.

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Shelby Cooksey

American History I 2010-02

MWF 9:10-10:05

Judge C. Ball is an author of the novel Soft As Cotton. She explains the important characters in her book. Each character experiences adversity throughout their years of living as an African American woman who was a slave. Even though these characters are fictional characters, the stories and hardships that they went through were nonfictional. It took the girls to represent their strengths and courage to get thru their hard times.

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JaVeele Thomas MWF 9:10

First character is an young slave girl 1831, dreamer. Who represents strength and courage. Our ancestors have shown us a great deal of faith and strength to push forward threw any struggles. The next charther struggles to keep her family together and get her life back on track. The last character is an college student who has dreams, she is how young ladies in the future should be. The novel is about Afican Americans females who show you can overcome low situations

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Erika stigall American History 2010-09 T-Th 9:40

In this video Judge CBall explains the role of her 1st character Sarah and her aspiration to dream. This novel deals with African American women and the hardship they had to deal with during slavery. As Judge CBall explains how hard it was to write the novel because of the disturbing stories of slavery. Slaves were not to dream but this novel focuses beyond the expectations.

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JaNae Wallace American History 2020-01

8:00 MWF

Judge CBall has a novel "Soft As Cotton" In the novel she discusses how slaves are suppose to have dreams. One character in the novel "Sarah" did not dream, she thought slaves couldnt dream. Another charater is Cecili, her struggle is trying to keep her family together. The third character Raney, is a college student ,who dream is to earn a doctoral degree.

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Mikale Clark

American History 2020 - 01

8:00 AM MWF

I have never heard of her or her novel, but this video has definitely motivated me to look into it and read. There were interesting stories and its nice to hear about her experiences.