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COMMENTARY: Lost Art of Fighting – With Hands: Part II - Vimarsana News

COMMENTARY: Lost Art of Fighting – With Hands: Part II

NNPA NEWSWWIRE — We recalled “the good ole days” when kids who had a beef with each other fought it out – by hand. They exchanged punches and bruises, exhausted themselves, made up, and shortly were friends again. They lived to fight another day, and as years passed, looked back on the disagreement and laughed about it as a learning experience. The post COMMENTARY: Lost Art of Fighting – With Hands: Part II first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

With Carolyn Bryant's Death, Where Is Justice for Emmett Till? - Vimarsana News

With Carolyn Bryant's Death, Where Is Justice for Emmett Till?

By Liz Courquet-Lesaulnier | Word In Black - Bryant, the white woman whose lies led to the brutal 1955 lynching of Emmett Till, died at age 88 without ever being held accountable.

Honoring excellence, acknowledging the past - Vimarsana News

Honoring excellence, acknowledging the past

The Black History Museum of Marion County is sponsoring several events during Black History Month, including two unveiling presentations at the museum as

Emmett Till's cousin: The fight for justice continues | Crime - Vimarsana News

Emmett Till's cousin: The fight for justice continues | Crime

The 91-year-old relative of the teen murdered in 1955 talks about his life and death during a ceremony in Riviera Beach.

The oldest living relative of Emmett Till dedicates civil rights memorial in Riviera Beach - Vimarsana News

The oldest living relative of Emmett Till dedicates civil rights memorial in Riviera Beach

The oldest living relative of Emmett Till, the Black teenager whose lynching in 1955 galvanized the civil rights movement, helped commemorate her cousin Sunday alongside the names of George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, Corey Jones and other Black people killed by police or civilians.

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