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Local firm plays key role in Juneteenth museum

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By Rod Hicks Verified
| St. Louis American Verified
A St. Louis architecture firm is helping bring the long-planned National Juneteenth Museum closer to reality as the project moves toward a groundbreaking in Texas scheduled for Oct. 7, 2026 — the 100th birthday of activist and educator Opal Lee. Fort Worth officials’ acquisition of the final parcels needed for the site and approval of plans to relocate a community center occupying part of the property have helped advance the project after years of fundraising, planning and delays.
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Data contradicts Kennedy claim about Black children and ADHD medication

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By Rod Hicks Verified, Jennifer Gore Verified
| St. Louis American Verified
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told a House committee last week he did not recall making podcast remarks about “reparenting” Black children and their use of psychiatric medication, accusing a lawmaker of “just making stuff up.” But video recordings of the interview show otherwise — and public health data contradicts the premise behind the claim.
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St. Louis ‘No Kings’ protesters push back on Trump’s power

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By Rod Hicks Verified
| St. Louis American Verified
Linda Oliver stood among thousands of protesters in downtown St. Louis on Saturday, voicing what she said many in the crowd were feeling: fear, frustration and a growing sense that President Donald Trump is acting with cruelty while consolidating too much power. “He hasn’t even been in a year, and he’s caused problems for so many people,” said Oliver, who lives downtown. “Some of it is just down right mean.
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