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MXO ‘The Arts Unplugged:’ Biden Will Establish A National Monument Honoring Emmett Till, The Black Teen Lynched In Mississippi!

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Associated Press, By Darlene Superville, Posted August 11th 2023 President Joe Biden will establish a national monument honoring Emmett Till,

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Rev. Frederick Haynes III Tapped As Rev. Jesse Jackson’s Replacement To Lead Rainbow PUSH Coalition!

July 27, 2023August 1, 2023 ruthmaxey1 276 Views 0 Comments 1950-60 civil rights movement, african american entertainment news, african American history, african american lifestyles, black history, black nationalism, celebrity health and fitness, civil rights era, civil rights protest, Jesse Jackson to step down from Rainbow/PUSH civil rights group he founded!, jesse louis Jackson, national rainbow coalition, operation push, operation push rainbow push, pandemic reverend jesse Jackson, Rev. Frederick Douglass Haynes III, reverend jesse Jackson african American native Greenville south Carolina political activist Baptist minister politician, sclc, southern Christian leadership conference

FEATURED PHOTO: REVEREND FREDERICK HAYNES III TheRoot.com, By Candace McDuffie, Posted July 27th 2023 On Sunday, Rev. Frederick Douglass Haynes

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Jesse Jackson To Step Down from Rainbow/PUSH, Civil Rights Group He Founded!

July 25, 2023July 27, 2023 ruthmaxey1 235 Views 0 Comments 1950-60 civil rights movement, african american entertainment news, african American history, african american lifestyles, black history, black nationalism, celebrity health and fitness, civil rights era, civil rights protest, Jesse Jackson to step down from Rainbow/PUSH civil rights group he founded!, jesse louis Jackson, national rainbow coalition, operation push, pandemic reverend jesse Jackson, reverend jesse Jackson african American native Greenville south Carolina political activist Baptist minister politician, sclc, southern Christian leadership conference

FEATURED PHOTO: REVEREND JESSE JACKSON ANNOUNCED THE PASSING OF THE TORCH TO A NEW PRESIDENT JULY 14TH 2023 TheHill.com, By

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MXO ‘The Arts Unplugged’: Opal Lee, ‘Grandmother Of Juneteenth,’ Gets Texas Portrait!

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Associated Press, Posted June 16th 2023 Opal Lee, the 96-year-old Texan whose efforts helped make Juneteenth a federal holiday to commemorate the

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