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Jesse White wants new MLK statue at Illinois state Capitol

10 Places Everyone Should See in Alabama s Black Belt · National Parks Conservation Association

camera icon © Jason P. Ross/Dreamstime Alabama’s Black Belt region named for its rich, fertile soil is home to watershed sites in the struggle for civil rights, where the great-grandsons and granddaughters of enslaved people risked their lives and changed the course of history. The area also features lush ecological diversity and a wealth of rural Southern culture, from world-renowned Gee’s Bend quilts to legendary country and blues music. Advocacy in Action From the Motor City to the Arabia Mountains, we should invest in the cost-effective partnerships that share America’s stories and create jobs around the country

Jesse White wants new MLK statue at Illinois state Capitol

Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White wants to put a new statue of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at the state Capitol and is pledging his financial support for the project.  In a press release Tuesday, White committed to giving $5,000 to a fund to design and build a new statue of King on the grounds of the Capitol. The new statue would replace a current statue across the street from the east side of the Capitol at the corner of Capitol Avenue and Second Street next to the Illinois State Library.  White said the current statue of King does not properly represent King.

Marian Anderson sings for the Empress of Japan in 1953

Marian Anderson sings for the Empress of Japan in 1953 May 4 06:40 am JST May 4 | 10:24 am JST On April 18, 1953, Bob Krauss, writing for the Honolulu Advertiser, attended a Marian Anderson concert. Tickets had been sold out for weeks, and as Krauss listened to Anderson, a contralto, he couldn’t help but become spellbound as she sang. “What you notice first are her eyes. They’re like windows you can look through into the place her music comes from. They can sparkle and they can be coy but usually, to me anyway, they reflected an understanding of suffering…” For Krauss, it was Anderson’s “spirituals,” especially her hymn, “They Crucified My Lord,” which “moved me most of all.”

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