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Robert A. Mason, who opened HBCU doors for thousands, dies at 66

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Robert A. Mason almost didn’t make it to college. He starred on the Patrick Henry High School basketball and football teams, earning varsity letters in both sports at the Roanoke, Virginia, school, which would eventually induct him into its athletic hall of fame. But he finished near the bottom of his 1978 class with a 1.9 grade-point average. Somehow, he managed to get accepted to Virginia State University, a historically Black college about 150 miles away in Petersburg.
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50 years after 1976 Olympic gold, Edwin Moses is still running

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| It's UATL
News The Morehouse legend looks back on his historic 400-meter hurdles victory, the confidence that fueled it and the legacy that followed. Edwin Moses with his 1976 Olympics gold medal. On the afternoon of Sunday, July 25, 1976, Edwin Moses wasn’t wondering whether he would win Olympic gold. He was on the clock. Months before arriving in Montreal for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the 20-year-old Morehouse College student had memorized the Olympic schedule.
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Atlanta woman's trash talk becomes one of the World Cup's most viral clips

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
The 21-year-old in the bright red Egypt national soccer team jersey had millions of fans watching him live. The retired Atlanta banker had a rosary. By the end of one of the wildest matches of the 2026 FIFA Club World Cup, the two were standing face-to-face Tuesday, pointing fingers, talking trash and giving the internet what it thought it had seen: a confrontation. Except it wasn't.
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