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To: John who wrote (944094)	6/30/2016 10:20:15 PM
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Man rescues 3 women missing for a decade in Cleveland (You'll Laugh & Cry) youtube.com

To: John who wrote (944094)	6/30/2016 10:25:08 PM
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Racist murders continue in Mississippi by: LARRY RUBIN june 30 2016 PHILADELPHIA, NESHOBA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI - Although the State of Mississippi now officially honors Civil Rights leaders killed in the state, the killings continue. I was a Freedom Movement organizer in Mississippi from 1963 to '65. We were constantly plagued by fear, frustration and anger. Those feelings still permeate the African American and Native American communities of the state, especially in the rural areas. With good reason. Last week here in Neshoba County, I visited the grave of James Chaney, a young Civil Rights worker killed along with Freedom Fighters Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner by a racist Neshoba County sheriff and his deputies 52 years ago. Hours later I visited the grave of Rexdale Henry, a Native American activist, killed while in the custody of the current Neshoba County sheriff. I also met with the grieving parents of Michael McDougle, a 29 year old African American who died while in the custody of that same sheriff and his deputies. peoplesworld.org