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Dear Cousin,

Thank you for your light and love through the years. I will miss your voice and jokes. Life will not be the same. Visiting Baltimore will not be the same. Tek it easy and rest well, Ethna... by @arbonello

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Rest now, little sister... by @arbonello

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6 months ago

Happy Founders' Day to the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.! by @arbonello

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Grateful to spend some time with my NAACP nephew! So proud of the man he’s become and the dreams he will realize! by @arbonello

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Dear Omari Murphy, you send a Godwink every now and again to let me know you're okay ❤️ by @arbonello

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Dear Facebook friends,

On this third day of Kwanzaa, I ask that you help me manifest Ujima, collective work and responsibility. In my mother's hometown of Mt. Prospect, St. Andrew, Jamaica, the church and primary school ost their roofs, causing additional damage inside the building due to Hurricane Melissa. They need $35,000 USD for raw materials to replace the roofs. If 1,000 FBF can give $25, we can be closer to reaching our goal. If your family, church or group can give $100, it would be a blessing. But if you only have $5, please give. As we say in Jamaica, " 1 1 cocoa full basket." Simply message me on FB or text for Zelle or Western Union information. God bless you and Happy New Year! by @arbonello

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East Tennessee State University has unveiled a new monument honoring the first five African American students who helped integrate the campus in the late 1950s. The life-size bronze sculptures pay tribute to Eugene Caruthers, Elizabeth Watkins Crawford, George L. Nichols, Mary Luellen Owens Wagner, and Clarence McKinney, whose courage and determination marked a turning point in the university’s history. Created by Detroit-based sculptor Austen Brantley, the installation, titled “The Path,” stands in Borchuck Plaza in front of the Sherrod Library as a symbol of strength, resilience, and progress. According to the university, the unveiling reflects a commitment to remembering this legacy while continuing to build a more inclusive and equitable future for generations of students to come.
Sources:
Nipper, M. (2025). ETSU dedicates monument honoring trailblazing students who integrated the university. East Tennessee State University News.
Nipper, M. (2025). New monument to honor the five students who integrated ETSU. East Tennessee State University News.
WCYB. (2025). ETSU unveils new monument honoring first African American students. WCYB News.
East Tennessean Staff. (2025). Five statues honor African American students who integrated ETSU. East Tennessean.
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#EastTennesseeStateUniversity #ETSU #AfricanAmericanHistory #fblifestyle by @arbonello

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Door Dash + LIVE FREE partners to provide free food bank delivery and/or waive fees for SNAP/EBT T for month of November! https://www.theroot.com/anti-violence-organization-livefree-partners-with-doord-2000073300 by @arbonello

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