Tales My Grandmother Told Me - Spruell Aka Frederick Rule, Fred
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This story grew out of an extended family system in rural Mississippi in the early 1940s. This occurred at a time widen many black families were immigrating North. Hey young African-American boy of age 18 months has the misfortune of being caught in the middle of a Squable between his two parents who were desperately trying to escape the rigors of southern plantation living that they were in finally, his mother, was told by his father in no uncertain terms to just bring the girls to Detroit and leave the boys behind with her grandmother. This put such a strain on this young child that even…mehr

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This story grew out of an extended family system in rural Mississippi in the early 1940s. This occurred at a time widen many black families were immigrating North. Hey young African-American boy of age 18 months has the misfortune of being caught in the middle of a Squable between his two parents who were desperately trying to escape the rigors of southern plantation living that they were in finally, his mother, was told by his father in no uncertain terms to just bring the girls to Detroit and leave the boys behind with her grandmother. This put such a strain on this young child that even after you had been potty trained eventually had to be put back in diapers.
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Fred Spruell (aka Frederick Rule) was born in Greenville, Mississippi, Feb. 27, 1942, and grew up on a cotton plantation in Minter City, Mississippi. At 6 years of age he began picking and chopping cotton until he graduated from high school in 1961 and then moved to New York. In 1963 he was drafted into the United States Air Force and rose to Staff Sargent. He was discharged in 1967. His working career includes working as a Camera Operator and Floor Director at KTBS Channel 27 in Topeka, Kansas. After moving to California, he workedin Mitchell Silverberg & Knupp's law firm, worked as a tour guide and stroller at Universal Studios Tour Center. After earning his Master's degree in Psychotherapy from International College in Santa Monica, Frederick worked as a therapist for several years. Currently, Frederick is a Teacher's Assistant at the Kayne Eras Center, a Non-public School (ECF Exceptional Children Foundation).