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Divine interruption: Did Jacksonville shooter first plan to attack local Black university? Seems so.

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The hidden heroes, the EWU students who alerted authorities and Lt. Antonio Bailey who bravely approached the intruder, may have saved countless lives By Black Headline News – Julia Dudley Najieb JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–On Saturday, a white 21-year-old, racist gunman opened fire inside a Dollar General located in Jacksonville, Fla, killing three Black people randomly: Angela

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