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Magazuelans: How Venezuelan Americans Embraced Trump as Their Savior

January 15, 2021 Ahead of the U.S. presidential election on November 3, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump spent hundreds of millions of campaign dollars in Florida, a pivotal battleground state considered a must win. Anticipating a slim margin of victory, the challenge for both camps was to win white seniors and Latinx voters. Republicans exploited the anti-socialist anxiety, while Democrats tried to gnaw enough votes to cross the finish line. This set the stage for a competitive election in a state that has a history of contested elections and where the results are not unlikely to end up in the Supreme Court, as happened in 2000.

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Bongo ByTheWay Teams Up with Jazmine Sullivan & H E R on Girl Like Me Single

Uforo “Bongo” Ebong, better known as  Bongo ByTheWay, is a Grammy-winning platinum record producer originally from Nigeria and raised in both Florida and Rhode Island (currently residing in Los Angeles, CA). Bongo became known for his  unparalleled talent with production;  he also plays bass, piano and a multitude of other percussion instruments. As a child who grew up in the church, Bongo took to music as an outlet early on and received teaching from his musically inclined older brother beginning at age eight.  By the time he was eleven Bongo began creating his own beats and got his first major placement on a Musiq Soulchild track when he was only 18. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of North Florida, Bongo relocated to the entertainment epicenter of Los Angeles to focus on his music full-time. But despite his early expression of talent and validation from big names in the industry, Bongo ByTheWay never stopped striving to get better and b

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Former University of Memphis president, Thomas G Carpenter, dies at age 94

Former University of Memphis president, Thomas G. Carpenter, dies at age 94 Emily Bloch, Florida Times Union, Commercial Appeal © UNF Carpenter in June 1980 Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter, former University of Memphis president and the University of North Florida s founding president, died on Wednesday, Jan. 6 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He was 94.  In 1980, Carpenter became the 11th president of U of M, going on to hold the position for 11 years. He retired in 1991. His namesake is left on the campus  Thomas G. Carpenter Student Housing Complex, which was constructed on the campus in 1990. “The entire University of Memphis community is saddened to learn of Dr. Carpenter’s passing,” M. David Rudd, current U of M president, said in a statement. “He had a remarkable career, making a positive impact on so many lives in the process. We are forever grateful for his contributions and dedication to helping make our University the place it is today. The U

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