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Staying Hitched or Not: Love in the 1920s

Posted on February 11, 2018 by harlowophelia1926

Harlow and David, a couple deeply in love but who, as they solve murders, also struggle with marriage and commitment. Continue reading →

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Posted in Black History Month, Harlow Ophelia Mystery Series, The Roaring Twenties, Valentine's Day Tagged 1920s, Black Love, Cult of Womanhood, Divorce, Ida B. Wells, National Association of Colored Women (NACW), Valentine's Day

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