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Marlon Davis
Through his unique sense of music and ability to meld RnB and Hip Hop together into catchy tunes, Marlon Davis is all set to take over the music industry INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, UNITED STATES, June 9, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Emerging artist Marlon Davis is a singer and songwriter who has incredible expertise in various genres of music. The up-and-coming artist is looking forward to exhibiting his outstanding musical skills with the release of his new single titled “Handyman”. The single was released on November 18th, 2019, and was his very first song to be released with a music video. The Handyman song was followed by three other songs titled: “All on Fenty, “Laid in the Club”, and “Be Who You Are.” “Be Who You Are” has an amazing Reggae, jazzy RnB, pop feels that will put you in a great mood. Marlon has at least 8 more releases in his music library on Spotify, itunes.apple.com, Amazon Music, and on all digita
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A sign at the pro-Prop B watch party on Election Night.
In a surprisingly close election Saturday, a proposal to repeal the San Antonio Police Officers Association’s right to collective bargaining fell short by a couple percentage points. Also somewhat surprising: the wide coalition of support for the initiative, from moderate reformists to radical abolitionists. Despite the defeat, supporters feel emboldened.
“The message is still the same,” said Abram Emerson Jr. “(We) want police to be held accountable.”
Emerson Jr. attended a pro-Prop B watch party at the Friendly Spot in Southtown. His family moved to San Antonio in the late ’70s, and over the years, he’s watched as officers accused of misconduct have been rehired at one of the highest known rates in the country. More than 60% of