The most iconic writer, at least in the past century, is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. I have spent a great deal of time studying Dr. King. From his speeches, to his letters, and even to the things people said and wrote about him—I believe Dr. King is iconic because of his everlasting words. His […]
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We sit outside on the trailer’s back porch, looking down a steep hill to a backdrop of pines. I sit in my lawn chair, perfectly fit for a six-year-old, and I soak in the sun’s rays. Grandpa lounges in his outdoor-fitted La-Z-Boy, undoubtedly the product of southern ingenuity. Society demands of him nothing in the
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I am in a plight. I can not form words from my pad of common symbols, as a solitary button is stuck. It consists of a popular icon from our ABCs. I could show you what symbol it is, but I can’t. So allow moi (that’s français for you know who) to act brilliant. A
Outside a homeless shelter in Nashville, there was a statue of an elderly man holding a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The bronze figure’s hand was outstretched with the sandwich, almost as if he was handing it to me. His golden smile told me that it was a friendly gesture. It was the middle of
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In the waning years before the 19th century in France, Napoleon Bonaparte became general. Now, I won’t get into specific details about it because this isn’t history class . . . But what I can tell you is that Napoleon quickly rose to prominence as a military genius, seeing much success because of his tactical
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The Founding Fathers seemed to have had it all: the courage to break off from England; a unifying vision for the future; an auspicious passion for the new country. The bravery of these men are why America exists. How lucky we are to have had fervent souls accomplish such a feat! But there’s just one
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About the Episode Jerry Fox is a lifelong musician, notably performing with the 1980s country-music band called Bandana. The band went on to be featured many times on Billboard’s Top 40, and they were also nominated for Best Vocal Group of the year by the Academy of Country Music. Jerry has once performed on the
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About the Episode Royce “The Voice” Massengill is an entertainer at heart, delving into many ventures in the entertainment industry. Much like his nickname, Royce uses his voice to speak out on issues in an authentic and raw manner. He has worked with many musical acts like Souljia Boy and iHeartMemphis, and he has also
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About the Episode Jon Gray is a man of many talents, especially when it comes to storytelling. From poetry to television to music, Jon has made his career in the entertainment industry and has accomplished some amazing feats. His song “Beauty Lies in the Eyes of the Beholder” was selected for country music star Ray
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