Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin

Faith, Family, Friends, and My Fraternity.... ΩΨΦ Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. !!!! ♎👅⚡ SoBaT !!!!
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[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

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[Winton Woods HS Football @Winton_WoodsFB]

Congrats to our JV on their record of 7-3 & our Freshman on their record of 6-1!!! 🟦🟩🦾 @Coach_von21 @SUPERNOVAreggie @Coach_Godfr3y

[Winton Woods HS Football @Winton_WoodsFB]

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[Indiana Fever @IndianaFever]

no one can guard Kelsey Mitchell.

congrats to Kelz on All-WNBA First Team honors 😤

[Women’s Hoops Network @WomensHoops_USA]

The 2026 All-WNBA First Team:

Olivia Miles
Kelsey Mitchell
Breanna Stewart
A'ja Wilson
Caitlin Clark

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[Seth Davis @SethDavisHoops]

Please be kind

[The Associated Press @AP]

Meet AP's 2026 All-America women’s college basketball team, featuring JuJu Watkins, Mikayla Blakes, Hannah Hidalgo, Sarah Strong and Madison Booker.

#Basketball #WomensBasketball #CollegeBasketball

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[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

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[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

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[Black Journals @blackJournals01]

Nine students walked into a public library in Jackson, Mississippi in 1961 and asked for books.

The library was for white people. Their own library did not have what they needed.

They sat down and read. They were arrested for breach of the peace. For reading.

27th March 1961. The Tougaloo Nine — Meredith Anding, James Bradford, Alfred Cook, Geraldine Edwards, Janice Jackson, Joseph Jackson, Albert Lassiter, Evelyn Pierce and Ethel Sawyer — students at Tougaloo College.

They went first to the Black branch library and requested books that were not held there. Then they walked to the main public library on State Street and requested the same books.

They were told to leave and go to the Black branch. They sat down at the tables and started reading.

The police came. Breach of the peace. They spent about thirty-two hours in jail and were fined a hundred dollars each.

The next day students at Jackson State held a prayer vigil for them and police broke it up with dogs and clubs.

This is called the Jackson Read-In, and it is the first direct action of the Mississippi movement — before the Freedom Rides reached the state, before Medgar Evers's murder, before Freedom Summer. Nine students decided the opening move of the Mississippi civil rights movement would be requesting a book.

The choice of target was not sentimental. A library is the purest possible demonstration. Nobody can argue that a library is about private property, or cleanliness, or protecting white women. It is a building full of public knowledge, paid for by everybody's taxes, that Black citizens were not allowed to enter.

All nine finished their degrees. Several became teachers and professors. In 2011 Mississippi honoured them, fifty years on, in the state that had jailed them.

The Jackson library is desegregated. One of the branches is named after Medgar Evers.

Nine young people in good clothes, asking for a book.

[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

Good Morning Zeek, I pray all is well 🙏🏽
Happy Birthday Young King 🤴🏾
@IsaiahG28237979

[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

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[Joel Osteen @JoelOsteen]

Yes, God’s been good to you. He’s provided. He’s protected. He’s made ways. You could be satisfied, but you haven’t seen anything yet. God loves you too much to let you miss the fullness of what He has in store.

[Winfield ΩΨΦ Franklin @QueSwagger]

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