Judge L. Clifford Davis, whose persistence in seeking enrollment at the U of A during the 1940s pushed the university toward desegregation, died Feb. 15, 2025, in Texas.
67, of Dunbar Township, died Saturday, March 1, 2025, in his residence, comforted by his family. He was born July 9 ... by his father and mother-in-law, Paul and Marge Geekie Garred.
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The Nation on MSNTrump’s Presidency Reminds Me of the Segregation and Jim Crow of My YouthThe xenophobic, bigoted, and cruel policies of the Trump administration are bringing back traumatic memories of American ...
Paul Farmer’s legacy in global health was defined by his deep engagement with the communities he served, particularly in ...
In a historic moment at the 97th Academy Awards, Paul Tazewell became the first Black man to win the Oscar for Best Costume ...
for Born Yesterday, Outstanding Costume Design (Outer Critics Circle Awards) for The Royal Family, Best Costume Design of a Play (Tony Awards) for The Royal Family, Outstanding Costume Design ...
In a world where innovation often shapes the future, few have left as profound a mark as Dr. Patricia Era Bath. Born on November 4, 1942, Dr. Bath transcended boundaries, redefining what it means to ...
Tequila Don Julio returns to the Oscars® on March 2, 2025, showcasing signature cocktails while pledging $500,000 for fire relief efforts, combining celebration with community support and artistic ...
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