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Tag Archives: Mahalia Jackson
Sunday Open Thread
Today’s trailblazer is Mahalia Jackson. A Childhood in New Orleans Born in New Orleans in 1911, Mahalia Jackson grew up in a shotgun home shared by 13 people. Raised by her Aunt Duke after her mother died in 1917, economic … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, History, Open Thread, Uncategorized
Tagged 3Chics Politico, Black History, Mahalia Jackson, Open Thread
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Serendipity SOUL | Sunday Open Thread
Happy Sunday, Everyone. We hope you’re enjoying your weekend. Today’s song of praise is STEAL AWAY with Nat King Cole and Ms. Mahalia Jackson. From the Wiki: “Steal Away” (“Steal Away To Jesus”) is an American Negro spiritual. The song … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Gospel, Media, Music, Open Thread, Politics, Spirituality
Tagged Mahalia Jackson, Nat King Cole, Steal Away
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Civil Rights Tribute: I Have A Dream…
The Greatest Demonstration For Freedom In The History Of Our Nation… From Wikipedia The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom (or “The Great March on Washington,” as styled in a sound recording released after the even)[1][2] was a large … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, History, Inspiration, Racism, Tribute
Tagged 1963, African Americans, August 28th 1963, Big Six, Bob Dylan, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Act 1964, Civil Rights Activists, Civil Rights Movement, Curvaceous Slopes of California, Demonstration of Freedom, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Dream, Equality, Faith, Free At Last, Freedom, Freedom Riders, heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania, History, Hope, How I Got Over, I Have A Dream, insufficient funds, interposition and nullification, Jews and Gentiles, John Lewis, Justice, Let Freedom Ring, Lincoln Memorial, Lookout Mountain of Tennessee, Mahalia Jackson, March, March on Washington, Mighty Mountains of New York, Molehill of Mississippi, NAACP, National Urban League, National Voting Rights Act 1965, Negro American Labor Council, Negro Spiritual, Nonviolent, Oppression, Philip Randolph, Prodigious Hilltops of New Hampshire., Protestants and Catholics, Racial Discrimination, Racial Justice, Racism, Righteousness, Roy Wilkins, SCLC, Snowcapped Rockies of Colorado, South, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Speech, Stone Mountain of Georgia, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Thank God Almighty, Washington, Washington Monument, We Are Free At Last, We Shall Overcome
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