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I will be on the Roland Martin Show at 5PM talking about today's court ruling. Tune in!
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🏈 Congratulations to Nehemiah Pritchett and the Seattle Seahawks! 🏆

The City of Jackson is especially proud to celebrate our very own Nehemiah Pritchett, a former Jackson Aggies football standout, on becoming a Super Bowl Champion. Nehemiah’s hard work and dedication continue to inspire young athletes in our community.

From Friday nights in Jackson to football’s biggest stage, you have made your hometown proud. Congratulations, Nehemiah. Jackson is cheering you on!💚💙

Black History Month Spotlight | Edward Thomas Belsaw
Edward T. Belsaw was a Black dentist and influential civic leader in Mobile, Alabama. Practicing during segregation, he provided essential dental care to Black residents who were often denied access to professional healthcare.

Belsaw also served as a trusted leader during periods of racial tension, attending meetings to help address racial conflict at the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company.

He was a founding member of the Mobile Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., reflecting his commitment to leadership and service. In 1931, through Belsaw’s efforts, the City of Mobile built a public library at 560 Davis Avenue to serve Black residents who were barred by law from using the main library.

He married Beatrice E. Tobin on August 10, 1930, in Mobile County, and the couple resided in Mobile as of 1940.

In recognition of his lasting impact, a school in Mount Vernon, Alabama, was named E. T. Belsaw.

Thank you Mr. President 🙏🏿♥️🙏🏿

Thanks to the advocacy of Black Alabamians and organizations like All On The Line, Black voters in Alabama will continue voting in fair congressional districts that allow them to elect candidates of their choice. This is a win for Alabama, and proof that progress is possible when you make your voices heard.

With much respect to the creator of the dance . However, is eating that dance up. No, she didn't create the dance, but in my opinion, she's does it better than almost anyone. Fun fact: Dr. James Naismith created basketball. Was he better than Jordan, Kobe or Lebron? In the mean time, the promoter who put her on blast about the $6000 will get paid from the comments shares and likes 🤷🏾‍♂️. I would love to see a collaboration with Tyanna and Janell.