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NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers's wife Myrlie comforts their child after her husband's assassination, June 1963:
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Vanderbilt IT continues to respond to the ongoing incident. Select systems and applications are available. We continue to update FAQs to address ongoing questions. news.vanderbilt.edu/cybersec…
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We honor all who served. 🇺🇸 TSU held its Veterans Day Observance and cut the ribbon on our updated VA Lounge, a space for student veterans, service members and military families to connect and find support. Thank you for your service! 🎖️ #TSU #VeteransDay #HBCU
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Breaking News: Scott Colom, a Democrat, defeated Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, Republican of Mississippi, in a close race, according to The Associated Press. His win makes him the first Black senator elected in the state since Reconstruction.
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The previous Black U.S. Senator from Mississippi was Blanche K. Bruce (1875-1881):
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Scott Colom is officially the SENATOR ELECT of MISSISSIPPI ‼️FANNIE LOU
would be proud ‼️✊🏾💯💯💯💯
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Tonight let's please honor the memory of Medgar Evers, World War II veteran and NAACP field secretary in Mississippi, who was murdered at the age of 37 outside his home in June 1963 and gave his life for civil and voting rights in Mississippi:
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Five months before his own assassination, JFK and the family of the murdered Medgar Evers of Mississippi, Oval Office, June 1963:
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I ended my friendship with Bush, after MJ was killed because Bush told me he was partnering with Branca, and Branca gave him permission to make as much money off of MJ as he wanted.
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Remember and honor Andrew Goodman, James Chaney and Michael Schwerner and the price they paid when they were murdered for voting rights in Mississippi, 1964:
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Just a reminder that Michael Jackson created one of the greatest album runs in music history while still in his 20s
By the time Michael Jackson turned 30, he had already released three solo albums that helped redefine popular music. What makes that achievement even more remarkable is that he recorded them while still in his twenties, building a body of work that would influence generations of singers, dancers, producers, and performers.
In 1979, Jackson released Off the Wall at just 20 years old, shortly before his 21st birthday. Working with producer Quincy Jones, he blended disco, funk, soul, and pop into a sophisticated sound that established him as a major solo artist beyond his success with the Jackson 5. The album produced four Top 10 singles on the Billboard Hot 100, including "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You," and demonstrated the remarkable range of his voice and musical instincts.
Three years later, at 24, he released Thriller in November 1982. The album became a cultural phenomenon, producing seven Top 10 singles and eventually becoming the best-selling album in the world. Songs such as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and "Thriller" crossed musical boundaries, while their accompanying short films transformed expectations for music videos. His televised moonwalk performance in 1983 further cemented his status as one of entertainment's most recognizable figures.
Then came Bad in August 1987, released just two days before his 29th birthday. Jackson took a more assertive creative role, contributing heavily to the songwriting and shaping the album's sound and visual identity. Bad made history as the first album to produce five number-one singles on the Billboard Hot 100, a record that stood for decades.
These achievements were not the beginning of his musical journey. Jackson had already spent much of his childhood performing, recording, and touring with his brothers. By the time he entered his twenties, he possessed years of professional experience that few artists could match. His extraordinary run from Off the Wall through Bad was the result of talent, discipline, artistic ambition, and a lifelong dedication to music.
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I can tell you for a fact that MJ did not gift Bush with his clothing. I was in the room when MJ requested Bush store his costumes in his and Dennis Tomkins home, because he feared his maids would steal them.
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They served their country with honor. Today, we honor them. Army Veteran Christon Collins, who lived with PTSD, died in July 2024 after nearly six weeks in the DeKalb County Jail. U.S. Airman Roger Fortson was shot and killed in May 2024 by an Okaloosa County sheriff’s deputy in his own apartment.
This Veterans Day, we remember that those who defend America’s freedoms deserve the same protection, dignity and justice in return. We will keep fighting for them and their families.
To every veteran and every family who has sacrificed for this nation: thank you.
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We thank & honor the generations of heroes who wore the uniform in service to our nation. Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸🫡
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BREAKING: A 17-year-old has been taken into custody in connection with the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong, who was killed while walking to school in the Bronx on Oct. 29. abc7ny.com/post/javits-frimp…



























