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Emmy nominated Morning Anchor for @NBCChicago weekdays 4-7am. Singer/Songwriter. New album “Mister Cassimy" out 8-22-25 Listen 👇🏾
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Reshona Landfair shares her story of abuse at the hands of singer R Kelly

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By Evrod Cassimy Verified
| MSN Verified
Convicted sex offender R. Kelly was first prosecuted on child pornography charges in 2002, and now nearly 24 years later, the girl at the center of that prosecution is telling her story as to her relationship with the singer in a new book. Reshona Landfair's new book “Who's Watching Shorty?” recounts her experiences with the singer, and she shared her story with NBC 5's Evrod Cassimy as she aims to use her experience to help others.
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Olympic athlete Natalie Hinds talks Chicago River Swim 2025

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By Evrod Cassimy Verified, Lisa Chavarria Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
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'Pathway out of poverty': Chicago Housing Authority students find success through scholarships

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By Evrod Cassimy Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
What Springboard to Success scholarship recipient Taaj Reaves remembers of the moment she found out her dreams of college and law school would be possible is a feeling of gratitude. “My parents…I didn’t have financial help and so everything that I had going towards school was loans or scholarships and the majority of it was loans,” said Reaves, who grew up in public housing.
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