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Jacksonville Shooting Victims Mourned As Racist Dollar General Store Gunman Named | 10 News First

Jacksonville Shooting Victims Mourned As Racist Dollar General Store Gunman Named | 10 News First NoirPlus+ CHANNEL ONE 28 Views • 3 years ago

A white gunman who killed three Black people during a racially motivated rampage at a Dollar General Store in Jacksonville, Florida purchased the firearms he used in the attack legally, the city's sheriff confirmed. The 21-year-old man, Ryan Christopher Palmeter, had no criminal arrest history before he launched what police have described as an anti-Black hate crime, with racist rhetoric found in three manifestos written before the shootings. Authorities are investigating the case as an act of racially motivated extremism, with Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters saying the shooter's thoughts were "irrational" but he was "100% lucid".

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0:00 - Florida Governor Ron deSantis condemns Jacksonville shooting perpetrated by a "deranged scumbag", says racist hate crimes have no place in Florida
0:54 - Vigil service held for three Black victims of Jacksonville Dollar General Store shooting
1:17 - Florida state representative Angie Nixon says "racism is not a mental health issue" as she warns of people who will try to deflect blame for Jacksonville racist shooting
1:59 - Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan condemns racist rhetoric in politics that may have led to deadly Dollar General Store shooting
2:33 - Jacksonville residents say shooting won't stop them from going about their days
3:26 - Jacksonville sheriff mourns three victims of Jacksonville Dollar General Store shooting
4:13 - Sheriff's warning: "Do not look for sense in senseless acts of violence"
4:26 - Ryan Christopher Palmeter lived with parents in Orange Park, Florida, and had no prior criminal history before carrying out Jacksonville shooting
5:36 - Florida sheriff says "no flags" were raised when Palmeter purchased two guns legally - it's "very difficult" to stop someone with "hateful intentions" from carrying out gun-related hate crimes
6:37 - Shooter's manifesto described as "the diary of a mad man"
7:27 - Reverend Al Sharpton reflects on Jacksonville shooting on the same day he marked 60th anniversary of the March on Washington with Martin Luther King III

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Juvenile: Tiny Desk Concert

Juvenile: Tiny Desk Concert NoirTube Entertainment 28 Views • 3 years ago

NPR Music is celebrating Black Music Month with an array of brand new Tiny Desk concerts. Together, these artists represent the past, present and future of Black music. This month of carefully curated shows is a celebration of Black artists expressing themselves in ways we've never seen before, and of the Tiny Desk's unique way of showcasing that talent.

Bobby Carter | June 30, 2023
"WTF is a Tiny Desk and no!" are the words that led to one of the most publicized journeys any musician has taken to get to NPR headquarters. That was Juvenile's response to Twitter user @theylovemyke's request for him to play a Tiny Desk concert back in April. His response ignited Black Twitter, launching a barrage of tweets and reposts of favorite performances at the Desk, as fans implored the "T.C. soldier" to reconsider. His viral reconsideration led to a few DMs, which led to a few phone calls, and the date was set. Juve, like some rappers in his class, had never heard of our little nook in Washington, D.C., but he soon found out.

The pressure to deliver was palpable in the planning stages but as the band was assembled, my expectations were exceeded. Tiny Desk alumni and New Orleans natives Trombone Shorty and Alvin Ford were brought into the fold. Another Tiny Desk vet from New Orleans, Jon Batiste, flew in from London just to be a part of the set. Juvenile sourced The Amours from right here in D.C. to handle background vocals, along with string players from the Louisiana Philharmonic for the grand finale. The architect of the Juvenile/Cash Money Records sound, DJ Mannie Fresh, became the glue that pieced it all together. The result was one of the most rambunctious experiences at the Desk. The Hot Boy coasted through highlights from a decades-long, groundbreaking career, concluding with a performance of "Back That Azz Up," so exuberant that the audience demanded an encore and the band obliged. A Tiny Desk first.

SET LIST
"Intro (feat. Mannie Fresh)"
"400 Degreez (feat. Mannie Fresh)"
"Bling Bling (feat. Mannie Fresh)"
"Ha"
"Set It Off"
"Slow Motion"
"Rodeo (feat. The Amours)"
"I Need A Hot Girl (feat. Mannie Fresh)"
"Project Bitch (feat. Mannie Fresh)"
"Back That Azz Up (feat. Mannie Fresh)"

MUSICIANS
Juvenile: vocals
Mannie Fresh: vocals, effects, keys
Alvin Ford: music director/drums
Josh Connelly: guitar
DJ Raymond: bass
Brandon Butler: keys
BK Jackson: saxophone
Trombone Shorty: trombone
Kevin Woods: trumpet
Jon Batiste: melodica
Jakiya Ayanna: vocals
Shaina Aisha: vocals
Hannah Yim: violin
Jake Fowler: cello

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Director/Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Sofia Seidel, Michael Zamora
Audio Assistant: Kwesi Lee
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Hazel Cills
Photographer: Catie Dull
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

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