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09/20/2020 8:34am
For more than 50 years, the Sweet Singing Cavaliers have been the most beloved gospel group in South Central Los Angeles. Hear the full track below
09/20/2020 8:28am
Alicia Aguiano drove down to Washington from Philadelphia this weekend to pay her respects to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. As she stood in front of the Supreme Court building, with its sidewalk covered in flowers and chalk tributes to Ginsburg, her voice quavered and she wiped at tears. Ive just been super inspired by her. I really identify with her, she said. Im a lawyer, and I also teach at a law school. And so I fully recognize that I wouldnt be where I am if it werent for her, and so I just felt the need to come down and pay my respects. Aguiano had come down in part to attend a Saturday night vigil honoring the Supreme Court justice, who died Friday night. The vigil, hosted by a variety of activist groups including the Womens March, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, and MoveOn Political Action, was part memorial service, part political rally. The crowd held candles as they listened to speakers celebrate Ginsburgs advances for womens rights, and also to exhort attendees to
09/20/2020 8:23am
The first Jewish woman on the U.S. Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, died Friday night as millions of American Jews were getting ready to celebrate the first night of Rosh Hashanah the Jewish new year. Justice Stephen Breyer learned midway through the traditional Mourners Kaddish that his colleague had died. When word of Ginsburgs death spread, many Jews were in services, praying from their homes as congregations broadcast over live-stream. Rabbi Shira Stutman fought back tears from a mostly empty Sixth and I Synagogue in Washington, as she delivered the news toward the end of the service . In the book of Leviticus, when Aaron the high priest is told of the death of his sons, the next words are very famous ones, Stutman said. It says, Vayidom Aharon, and Aaron was silent. And its true. I dont know what the rabbinic words are in this moment, except heres what I know, which are the prayers that we have in front of us. Blocks away, people gathered outside the Supreme Court
09/20/2020 6:00am
When Joe Biden seeks to inspire or comfort, he turns to his faith. He speeches are woven with references to God, biblical language or the pope. On Monday, the Democratic presidential nominee spoke to the faith-based anti-poverty group the Poor Peoples Campaign, and described the United States under President Trump as a nation in the wilderness. All of you remind me of how Scripture describes a calling born out of the wilderness, Biden told the virtual audience. A calling to serve, not to be served. A calling toward justice, healing, hope not hate. To speak the good news, and followed by some good deeds. Its not just enough to speak the good news, but good deeds. This wasnt a one-off religious reference this is how Biden routinely speaks. The former vice president launched his candidacy by referring to his campaign as a battle for the soul of the nation. It was the central theme of his primary run, and remains a core tenet of his campaign. If elected, Biden would become
09/20/2020 6:00am
If you think all the coronavirus news is bad, consider the uplifting story of Don Ramsayer. The 59-year-old man from Cumming, Ga., is living evidence that doctors in intensive care units quickly figured out how to help more patients survive. In early August, Ramsayer was helping his son pack up the car for his freshman year at The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. Ramsayer had been having night sweats and wasnt feeling that well, but he tried to play it down. We got the last box packed and it was ready to go in the car, and I finally succumbed to my sister and kids, who said Dad, somethings wrong. Go to the hospital. Ramsayer, a software designer and self-described gym rat, had been diagnosed in November with a slow-moving form of leukemia. But the doctors at Emory Johns Creek Hospital, northeast of Atlanta, ran a few tests and concluded that his new symptoms were actually from COVID-19. He was admitted to the hospital and got sicker and sicker over the weekend.
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