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Danielle Ellis

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Digital Content Producer @cbsphiladelphia | Formerly at @abc7chicago, @WJHG_TV & @WECPTV
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Freedom Forward: A Dual Celebration and Reflection

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By Danielle Ellis Verified
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I was born in 1984 in Quincy, Florida — a small town tucked in the northern panhandle, where church pews fill on Sundays, front porches hold generations of wisdom, and the echoes of emancipation are never far from memory. The 4th of July always meant family, food, and fireworks. But beneath the surface, I knew something was off. Even as a little girl, I remember wondering, What were my ancestors doing in 1776? The truth? They were not free. They were enslaved.
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The Forgotten Builders: How the Moors Shaped Europe

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By Danielle Ellis Verified
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For centuries, world history has told a lopsided tale — a carefully curated narrative that centers European exceptionalism while omitting the brilliant and lasting contributions of Black and Brown civilizations. Among the most glaring omissions is the story of the Moors, a Muslim people of Arab-Berber and African descent who ruled much of the Iberian Peninsula from 711 to 1492 AD.
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WWJD in a Megachurch?

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By Danielle Ellis Verified
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One of my favorite acts of Jesus while He walked this earth wasn’t the calming of storms, the feeding of the multitudes, or even the resurrection of Lazarus — though those were awe-inspiring in their own right. No, the act that stirs me most was when Jesus stormed the temple in Jerusalem. He wasn’t passive. He wasn’t smiling. He wasn’t quiet. He flipped tables.
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