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Morehouse CASA president clears the air on homecoming, talks expectations and leadership changes

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By Freddrell Green
| The Maroon Tiger Verified
As Homecoming for Morehouse and Spelman College approaches earlier than in previous years, students are eager to find out what this year’s homecoming concert lineup will be. Campus Alliance for Student Activities (CASA) President Jaden Palmer-Waldron ‘27 says he’s faced immense criticism from the student body regarding the perceived delay in announcing this year’s lineup.
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Colin Kaepernick talks “Perilous Fight” at Morehouse, shares journey toward taking a knee

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By Freddrell Green
| The Maroon Tiger Verified
Nearly a decade after Colin Kaepernick first knelt during the national anthem to protest racial injustice, he is still wrestling with a question that has followed him since 2016: When do you respond to your critics, and when do you keep the focus on the cause? “Do I respond how I personally want to,” he said in an interview with Grits and Eggs Podcast host Deante Kyle at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center on Sept. 19.
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“We must never forget.” 9/11 first responder called by God to commemorate 25th anniversary

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By Freddrell Green
| The Maroon Tiger Verified
Sept. 11 of 2001 left retired professional teamster Paul Eliacin with mental and physical scars that will never go away. The 71-year-old Haitian immigrant was a witness to the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center as a first responder. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, Eliacin says he still has nightmares about the horrific images of deceased victims from 9/11. “I’m traumatized,” he said.
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