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Marion Post Wolcott took the social media picture in January 1939. “Migrant packinghouse workers. Belle Glade, Florida” · This is another monday morning reader. The problems of the world are going to do what they want to do, no matter what I say about them. · The social media picture was taken January 17, 1947. “McDonough Boulevard” · On Armistice Day in 1971, the Grateful Dead played a show at the Municipal Auditorium. The Great Speckled Bird thought it was boring. If you talk to ten people in the audience, you will get thirteen opinions · Molly Ivins passed away January 31, 2007 · The social media picture was taken April 10, 1963. at the “Krystal restaurant” 428 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE. · When Elvis died, a Shriners convention was being held in Memphis. Molly Ivins covered the scene for the New York Times. The picture below is from the Krystal on Ponce De Leon Avenue · This item is from the last Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest.​ We will have to find our own examples of bad writing · This time a couple of years ago, Fani Willis was in her glory. Google tells me she is still employed, and getting media attention · In 1991 protesters launched a series of boycotts against Cracker Barrel after company policy resulted in the firing of numerous LGBTQ+ employees. The firings and boycotts became national news and eventually grew into a larger debate about shareholder influence on company employment policies and the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ+ workers. · The social media picture was taken April 15, 1915. “Hans Lobert of the New York Giants (left) and Joe Schultz, Sr. of the Brooklyn Dodgers. · When the Braves moved to Atlanta in 1966, Hank Aaron and Joe Torre were two of the star players. Eventually, there was only room for one on the team · Walker Evans took the social media picture in March 1936. Vicksburg, Mississippi. Negroes · This story was published August 22, 2012. · I had heard about the coat of many colors, but forgot the details. It is a juicy story · Pictures today are from The Library of Congress. The social media photograph: “Private John Rigby of Co. D, 35th Georgia Infantry Regiment … was wounded at Gaines Mills in 1862 and discharged, then later rejoined the regiment and was captured at the Wilderness, Virginia, and held at Elmira prison, New York, until his death from disease in May 1865.” ©Luther Mckinnon 2025 · selah