Ryan E. Jackson

Musician. Mentor. Motivator

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

Go head Big Cuz! So proud of HOH Macon and my Big Cousin! The Honorable Judge Verde! #rolemodel #familyfirst

[House of Hope Macon @hohmacon]

#WomensHistoryMonth honoring @BibbSupCtClerk Erica Woodford and Judge Verda Colvin! @jchowardSPEAKS @edeweysmith

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FACTS! JUST said the SAME THING!😡🤬🤯

[Kevín @KevOnStage]

Mosquitoes down south are BUILT DIFFERENT!!

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Eastside…. Decatur where it’s Greater… 💪🏽

[HoodFamousTV @HoodFamousTV_]

Gucci Mane wild af makin a “No Diddy” song😂

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

@AtlantaFalcons @weatherchannel @MARTAtransit 😂😂😂🤣

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

And what has Kirk done?!?!??!?!? It’s not about black or white, it’s about dual threat, it’s about youthfulness, It’s about longevity, it’s about wining games and not looking like WTH every Sunday…..

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

@GAFollowers Here you go. “Better option…. “

[The Morning Shift on 92.9 The Game @929MorningShift]

Marc Ross: Justin Fields is "better option" for Atlanta over Kirk Cousins

NFL Network Analyst & former VP of Player Evaluation for the Giants @MarcRoss explains why he would prioritize Justin Fields over Kirk Cousins if he was in the Falcons front office
https://t.co/TBPmnzKFYO

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

Yes…

[The Morning Shift on 92.9 The Game @929MorningShift]

Marc Ross: Justin Fields is "better option" for Atlanta over Kirk Cousins

NFL Network Analyst & former VP of Player Evaluation for the Giants @MarcRoss explains why he would prioritize Justin Fields over Kirk Cousins if he was in the Falcons front office
https://t.co/TBPmnzKFYO

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

@GAFollowers Justin Fields..

[Atlanta Falcons @AtlantaFalcons]

Best Rap Song

Best Rap Album

Best Rap Performance

#GRAMMYs family, @KillerMike

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Yep. the deebo…except I’m headed east!..

[Everything Georgia @GAFollowers]

🤣🤣

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💪🏾

[E. Dewey Smith @edeweysmith]

LEGENDARY PIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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That part !!!

[Carl Dukes @putemupcdukes]

Noooooooo

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

Ole Skool ATL FALCONS The man himself….#TeranceMathis #AtlantaFalcons

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ATL’s own baby! Redan High 💪🏾

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Bruh!!!!!!

My last Falcons content this season unless Arthur Smith is fired & Ridde... https://t.co/Uixbq0HkFz via @YouTube

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@RiseUpReader Kyle Shanahan

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@RiseUpReader @mattkaroly No

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

VOTE!!!

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

15 years ago today, I asked you to believe in the change we could create together—and you did. I’m so proud of our Obama alumni, many of whom we saw this week, for carrying that mission forward.

[Ryan E. Jackson @ryejac]

VOTE !

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

103 years ago on November 2-3, during Election Day in 1920, the single bloodiest day in modern America political history happened, The Ocoee Massacre.

A black man attempted to vote & the Ku Klux Klan responded with rampage that led to the exile/death of every black person that lived there

—The dark day in Florida's history escalated after one Black citizen tried to exercise his right to vote at a polling location but was turned away on Election Day.

Mose Norman, who had been part of the voter registration drive in Orange County, decided to vote in the national election on November 2. When he attempted to do so, twice, he was turned away from the polls.
When Norman was driven away the second time, a white mob, then numbering over 100 men, decided to hunt him down. Concluding he had taken refuge in the home of another local Black resident, Julius “July” Perry, they rushed Perry’s home hoping to capture both men there. Norman escaped and was never found while Perry defended his home, killing two white men, Elmer McDaniels and Leo Borgard, who tried to enter through the back door. The mob called for reinforcements from Orlando and surrounding Orange County. Eventually they caught and killed Perry and hung his dead body from a telephone post by the highway from Ocoee to Orlando to intimidate other potential Black voters. Perry’s wife, Estelle Perry, and their daughter were wounded during the attack on the Perry home. They were sent to Tampa by local law enforcement officers.
The mob then turned on the Black community of Ocoee.
Homes and properties of Black families were scorched, burnt to the ground. At least four Black individuals were confirmed killed -- one of which was lynched, his body hanging from a tree limb for all to see.

On June 21, 2019, a historical marker honoring July Perry and others killed in the massacre was placed in Heritage Square outside the Orange County Regional History Center.
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