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Dakota Warren -
Ellis Twiggs, a recent graduate of University City High School, plans to attend Western Missouri University in the fall majoring in computer science and hopes one day to work for the United States Secret Service.
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Caelin Wilson uses The St. Louis American’s e-edition for virtual science activities with mother and teacher Rhonda Stovall.
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Mvstermind has three new EPs coming out in early fall. “Be,” “Great” and “Fool” are three parts that also translate into “be grateful.”
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Ohun Ashe at The People’s Demand March on June 1 -
“God calls us to protect everything that God has made,” said Rev. Michelle Higgins, the first Black woman to permanently lead Saint John’s Church (the Beloved Community), who was introduced to the congregation as pastor on Juneteenth.
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Chevalier Brenson -
Diamond Akins, a recent graduate of East Saint Louis Senior High School, will be attending Ranken Technical College for two years and majoring in Information Technology. She hopes to find a job as a cyber technician. When asked why she wanted to pursue cyber technology.
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A protestor stated her case during Jason Stockley verdict protests in September 2017, when there were numerous reports of excessive force by St. Louis Police officers.
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Cathy Jenkins of Cathy’s Kitchen in Ferguson, one of the Black-owned restaurants now partnering with Schnucks in its Local Grab and Go program
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Rachel Burns of Bold Spoon Creamery shows where to find her products at a Schnucks store.
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Walnut Park West residents walked into Nance Elementary School to vote in the primary election on Tuesday, August 4. The general election is November 3.
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Joe Biden and Kamala Harris -
Brittany Ferrell leads a protest march along with Ashley Yates and Alexis Templeton of Millennial Activists United in St. Louis on November 23, 2014.
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“Our people are being failed, and we’re dying,” said Jana M. Gamble, vice president of The Michael Brown Foundation.
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St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner
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Jayden Keys -
Jayden Keys, valedictorian of the Class of 2020 at Riverview Gardens High School, will attend Morehouse College as part of the Naval ROTC Program. His career ambition is to be a diplomat.
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Ferguson Police in front of the police station on Sunday August 9, 2020, the sixth anniversary of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown by Ferguson Police officer Darren Wilson.
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Ferguson Police meet up with protesters on the sixth anniversary of the fatal shooting of 18-year old Michael Brown by Ferguson Police officer Darren Wilson in front of the police station Sun. Aug. 9, 2020. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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“I figure, ‘Hey, I’m happy with me, so you ought to be happy about me, too,’” said Mark Adrian “Spanky” Richardson.