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violence and thievery from the black community. it's going to be the same -- it's going to be the same legal argument, but conservatives are going to use it to empower people who want to take away womens rights and depower black people who are trying to get back some of the wealth that was stolen from them. that is conservative hypocrisy at its very highest, and that's most likely what we're going to see in the tulsa case. >> i don't know, elie because there's this judge, carolyn wall who heard the case, and attorney demario feldman simmons said it seemed like she was very fair. give me some hope. >> i'm saying when it gets appealed up. >> you're right, okay, so she's just deciding if the case can go forward. so that may be good, but then by the time we get there, it may not happen. all right, i just wanted a little bit of hope. so hopefully something there because mother fletcher, 107, mother randall 106. uncle red, 100 years old. they were alive during this
Natchez neighbors hope to preserve Williams home as gift for the future The historic Natchez neighborhood in Franklin is filled with stories of the past, but a local group hopes to turn one home into a gift for the future. and last updated 2021-07-07 21:58:16-04 FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WTVF) â The historic Natchez neighborhood in Franklin is filled with stories of the past, but a local group hopes to turn one home into a gift for the future. Members of the African American Heritage Society say they want to turn the old Williams home on 264 Natchez Street into a historic center where they can highlight what makes this street special.
John Willie Woods Jr. head and shoulders smiling (courtesy of the Woods family). Submitted On a spectacular spring morning, a large American flag, a much smaller one and faux flowers adorn John Willie Woods Juniorâs gravestone at Toussaint LâOuverture Cemetery in Franklin. More than half a century after his death in Vietnam, Mattie Lee Kinnard surely would be touched that her son is so well remembered. Woods was only 19 when the helicopter he was aboard plunged into the jungle in a fiery explosion, killing him and three of his crewmates on Oct. 30, 1966. He was one of 342 American military deaths that month during the Vietnam War, one ofâ¯6,350 that year, one of 58,220 for the United States in the lengthy conflict.Â