To this very special audience.

Thank you for your constant and growing attention to these presentations here at Terryhowcott.com.

The thinking, the idea making and the research required to bring what you find here is an indescribable pleasure.

I am very proud of this now seven month old online experience, and I hope you are too.

Wanting to see this site survive and advance, I'm making this special appeal to you to take a moment, visit the
"Broad and Black" CafePress Page and support the persistance, resistance and uplift you can count on from terryhowcott.com.


Your support will make a marked difference in the extent to which this site can continue to provide "quality programming."

Please note, this vast online experience is not funded in any way - and all the work provided here is a one woman show.

If each of you will visit that page, pick up a coffee mug or some other piece from the array of offerings you'll find there - now and also on occasion - your assistance will go a long way in keeping this endeavor afloat.

If you would rather just drop a token of your appreciation, big or small - visit Terryhowcott.com's safe, easy to use Paypal Page.

While these pages are hyperlinked here for your easy access - always find them below, at the bottom navigation bar (third from the left) at the "Reflecting Pool."

Thank you for your kind consideration, for keeping your eye on these pages, for your notes of encouragement - and for your committment to this continuing "Broad and Black" endeavor.


Much love to you all -

Terry Howcott

terryhowcott@terryhowcott.com














Image of Terryhowcott.com Bumper Sticker

The Terryhowcott.com Bumper Sticker is an image of my kindergarten eyes. They reflect the millions of our youth throughout the Diaspora searching for family, friends and loved ones with whom they can be honest and from whom they can get support and love as they embark upon their lifelong exploration of their natural gift of love and attraction. They also reflect the millions of our youth throughout the Diaspora who are sensing and feeling surrounded by oppression and not one, but various superiorities - none of which are legitimate.

Photo Credits:

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"Proud Woman," Courtesy of: African Millennium Foundation, www.african-millennium.com

"Agave2." Courtesy of: John Villinski, Abstract Southwest, www.abstractsouthwest.com

African “Egghead” and Black Man in White
Courtesy of: Gene Pearson, Gene Pearson Studio, www.genepearsonsculpture.com