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  1. gradually. Yes.
  2. Of the United States of America considering public for which
  3. it stands one nation under God indivisible for liberty.
  4. Mhm.
  5. Okay,
  6. mm hmm.
  7. Okay.
  8. Today's a new day.
  9. Today is my fresh start.
  10. I'm here to learn and do my part.
  11. I promise to obey the rules in my class and in my school
  12. I'm respectful and responsible and all I do and say
  13. that's because it's the mckibben laneway.
  14. Hey, because we're always safe ours for respectful nous,
  15. we make choices every day orderly and every way.
  16. Sound off 12, sound off 34 responsible Lancer armor, armor, put your armor on.
  17. Good morning. My name is Ariana Clark and I am an awesome fourth grader.
  18. Did you know according to making a historian in the 1993 13 W. M. A. Z.
  19. Documentary called Black Cultural Month History in macon Georgia.
  20. Solomon Humphries open the first stone
  21. business in making.
  22. He was a free slave
  23. In the 1830s
  24. who opened his business on Main Street
  25. before growing the business into what was known as a general store,
  26. Humphrey sold sandwiches, but it was the general store
  27. that made him wealthy
  28. there he sold clothing
  29. food
  30. in a variety of daily needs in the
  31. error
  32. Humphries was so highly respected that he not only was able to obtain the
  33. attain credit for these stores but purchase the freedom of other blacks in making
  34. those individuals also worked in the store.
  35. However, while he became very wealthy Humphries died. Poor
  36. historians say he allowed two white men to operate the business who speculated
  37. or spent his flying's
  38. in his later years,
  39. Humphries would run his store,
  40. own store
  41. humped Salomon Humphries reputation was such
  42. that when he died of august
  43. 18 58
  44. all the merchants
  45. in making close their shops for an hour to attend his funeral.
  46. It was held at the Prince by terry in
  47. church in the making
  48. sermonizing
  49. by a white pastor
  50. who was the first player to break the color barrier in major league basketball.
  51. MLB.
  52. The answer is Jackie Robinson.
  53. Robinson played 10 seasons for the Brooklyn Brooklyn Dodgers
  54. During his career career,
  55. he won the Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player awards.
  56. He also appeared in six World Series.
  57. In addition to being an incredibly gifted ballplayer,
  58. he is regarded as an important figure in the civil rights movement,
  59. Robertson was introductory, inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962.
  60. In 2000,,
  61. MLB introduced Jackie Robinson Day,
  62. which celebrates his life at and achievements on the day that day.
  63. Every baseball player, manager and
  64. umpire wears Robinson old jersey number 42