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KGO Good Morning America July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KGO Good Morning America July 13, 2024

Joel osteen is joining us live. The famed pastor giving us holiday inspiration and details of his starstudded Easter Service from mariah carey to tyler perry. What he has in store. And i said what about breakfast at tiffanys your Easter Breakfast already planned. Were whipping up an easy recipe for buttermilk french toast to serve up sweetness on Easter Sunday morning. All that and more as we say, good morning, america. Good morning, good morning oh i need some of your sweet love thanks for joining us. Whit is joining us from home. This morning, whit, how are you doing . We miss you. Oh, i mis...

Living in the White, Gray, and Black - Vimarsana News

Living in the White, Gray, and Black

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"Ethel Ray": Duluth's untold story - The Mac Weekly - Vimarsana News

"Ethel Ray": Duluth's untold story - The Mac Weekly

Growing up, Karen F. Nance knew her grandmother, Ethel Ray Nance, as caring, kind and full of love for her grandchildren, opting always to talk about their lives over her own. After Ethel Ray was admitted to a nursing home at the age of 90, she gifted Karen a collection of her writings  about her...

Duluth honors civil rights pioneer on anniversary of her birth - Vimarsana News

Duluth honors civil rights pioneer on anniversary of her birth

Advocates say Ethel Ray Nance's recognition for breaking barriers is long overdue.

Author to write Duluth lynching story from Black perspective - Vimarsana News

Author to write Duluth lynching story from Black perspective

Author to write Duluth lynching story from Black perspective Karen Nance has access to documents from her ancestors, Duluth activists who lived within four blocks of the site of the 1920 public death of Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson and Isaac McGhie. Written By: Christa Lawler | × Karen Nance speaks at a news conference at the Clayton, Jackson, McGhie Memorial on Monday, April 5, 2021. Her family was active in the formation of Duluth's chapter of the NAACP. Nance is writing a book on that time, using hundreds of pages of journals, which includes their account o...