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COLUMN: Spirits raised at gathering to celebrate life of Timothy Wantland

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By Amber Rodriguez
| The Claremore Daily Progress Verified
A Catholic priest, an Episcopal bishop, and a dozen lawyers walk into a bar — not the start of a joke, but a recap of a Saturday night in Claremore. J. Farley’s hosted an Irish ceilidh Jan. 31, bringing together musicians, regulars and visitors for an evening of songs, storytelling, and shenanigans. An empty chair was hard to find as patrons stood shoulder to shoulder, though one labeled bar stool was no longer reserved. kAmxE 36=@?865 E@ %:>@E9J (2?E=2?5[ E96 >2?
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A Massacre, Not a Battle

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By Saadi Ali, Erick Estrada, Amber Rodriguez
| Omaha World-Herald Verified
This paper was written by students in a University of Nebraska-Lincoln journalism class that examined the Omaha World-Herald's past coverage of race-related news events. In the bitter cold of late December in South Dakota, artillery shots from rapid-fire early-model machine guns rang out and streams of bullets flew through the frigid air. Native men and women with children on their backs ran desperately to avoid the withering crossfire, vainly trying to survive.
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The hard work to uplift Black lives is far from done

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By Amber Rodriguez, Sakara Remmu
| The Seattle Times Verified
A year ago, Seattle streets went silent for Black lives. Outraged by the murder of George Floyd and Charleena Lyles, and Tommy Le, and John T. Williams, and Giovonn Joseph-McDade, and too many others, an estimated 85,000 people took to the Seattle streets last June for the March of Silence. Soon after, we saw the largest single day of action for Black lives in Washington state history. We and other cities shook the nation. We shook the Washington Legislature.
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Spiders Web Marketing

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By Amber Rodriguez
| The Indiegogo Review
We understand small business budgets and what it's like trying to finance a business out of your own pocket. That's why we work with each individual client and their finances. Of course, that means a lot of our supplies, travel expenses and advertising comes out of our own pockets and we are still waiting to be able to afford our business license. With your help, we can make this a great business and continue helping our fellow geeky business owners.
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