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SUMMARY: During a heartfelt address, the speaker reflected on the significance of faith, history, and community. He praised friends and collaborators involved in establishing a museum that honors the African American experience and emphasizes that black history is integral to American history. He acknowledged the painful legacy of slavery and the enduring spirit of resilience among African Americans. The speaker highlighted the progress made in racial equality and the importance of remembering history to create a better future. He expressed gratitude to his family, shared personal anecdotes, and encouraged continued engagement in the pursuit of justice and unity for all.
President Joe Biden traveled to South Carolina to spend his last full day in office in the state that “brought him to do the dance.” He delivered remarks at the International African American Museum.
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SUMMARY: On January 20, 2025, Beaufort County, S.C. will host several events honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., potentially causing travel delays and road closures. On Hilton Head Island, a memorial march starts at 10:00 a.m., closing parts of Wilborn Road, William Hilton Parkway, Museum Street, and Main Street. In Beaufort, the annual MLK Day Parade also begins at 10:00 a.m., closing roads including Boundary, Carteret, Bay, and Bladen Streets, along with the Woods Memorial Bridge. Bluffton will hold a march at 2:00 p.m. Participants are advised to exercise caution and consider alternative routes during these events.
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Israel's Cabinet approves a deal for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of dozens of hostages
SUMMARY: Israel’s Cabinet approved a ceasefire deal early Saturday for Gaza, aimed at releasing hostages and pausing the 15-month war with Hamas. The ceasefire starts Sunday, following an hours-long Cabinet meeting that extended into the Jewish Sabbath, emphasizing its importance. Under the agreement, 33 hostages, primarily women and children, will be released over six weeks, alongside over 700 Palestinian detainees. While humanitarian aid is expected to surge into Gaza, Israeli forces will withdraw from several areas. Ongoing tensions remain as questions about future negotiations and the region’s governance persist, alongside risks of political instability in Israel.
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The baby names going 'extinct' in 2025, according to BabyCenter
SUMMARY: BabyCenter’s 2025 list highlights baby names at risk of going extinct, showing a significant decline in popularity. Names like “Jamie” and “Jamal” dropped the most, falling 320 and 433 spots, respectively, from the previous year. Other names for girls and boys, such as “Remy,” “Katie,” “Emery,” and “Esteban,” also saw significant decreases. Baby-naming consultant Colleen Slagen notes that trendy names often crash in popularity, advising against choosing names that rapidly rise in rankings. She highlights “Everly,” which spiked in popularity but may soon fade. More details are available at BabyCenter.com.
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