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Dolly Parton would want us to mourn, not worship, her | Opinion

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By Andrea Williams Verified, Andréa Williams
| MSN Verified
Even before her death on Aug. 25 , Dolly Parton occupied a rarefied place in American society. She was the unique celebrity whose popularity crossed racial, socioeconomic and cultural divides. She was as close to a real-life hero as we've ever had, and the hours after her passing brought a flood of remembrances. There were the requisite references to her music, to the songs she wrote and the innate business savvy that enabled her to maintain full financial control over them.
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Dolly Parton would want us to mourn, not worship, her | Opinion Original

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By Andrea Williams Verified, Andréa Williams
| The Tennessean Verified
To paint Parton god-like is to erase her humanness, and from my vantage, her humanness was her most endearing trait. Aug. 27, 2026, 5:08 a.m. CT Even before her death on Aug. 25, Dolly Parton occupied a rarefied place in American society. She was the unique celebrity whose popularity crossed racial, socioeconomic and cultural divides. She was as close to a real-life hero as we’ve ever had, and the hours after her passing brought a flood of remembrances.
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Cedarburg's Hope Kittel defends world title, named 'Fittest Seated Woman on Earth' for second time

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By Andrea Williams Verified, Andréa Williams
| WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
CEDARBURG, Wis. — Hope Kittel of Cedarburg has defended her world title at the WheelWOD Adaptive CrossFit Games in San Jose, earning the title of "Fittest Seated Woman on Earth" for the second time. The competition brought together nearly 250 adaptive athletes from more than 25 countries. Kittel became a quadriplegic, developed amnesia and lost her voice after suffering a neurological event during gym class.
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