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Robert Houston reviews the book \"The Sexual Life of Savages and Other Stories\" by Stokes Howell.
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Images: Speaking out against Justus Howell decision
Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com [LaToya Howell] of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla as people protest Lake County State's Attorney [Michael Nerheim]'s decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager [Justus Howell] last month. Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, mother of Justus Howell hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla in Waukegan Friday. LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla as people protest State's Attorney Michael Nerheim's decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager Justus Howell last month. LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla as people protest State's Attorney Michael Nerheim decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager Justus Howell last month. Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, mother of Justus Howell hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla in Waukegan Friday. LaToya Howell, of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla, as people protest State's Attorney Michael Nerheim decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager Justus Howell last month. LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla as people protest State's Attorney Michael Nerheim's decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager Justus Howell last month. LaToya Howell of Waukegan, right, hugs her 12-year-old daughter Jayla as people protest State's Attorney Michael Nerheim decision that a Zion police officer was justified in fatally shooting teenager Justus Howell last month.Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com Pastor Eugene Roberson of Gurnee says a prayer during the rally through the streets of Waukegan. Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com Pastor Eugene Roberson of Gurnee says a prayer during a rally through the streets of Waukegan Friday afternoon .Steve Lundy/slundy@dailyherald.com LaToya Howell of Waukegan leads a rally through the streets of Waukegan Friday afternoon for her son Justus.
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You're the winner
Photo: Tangela Stokes, 11, gets a lift from her friend Jacquelyn Coward, 10, after Tangela's name was drawn from a hat to win a bicycle at the Caswell Unit of the...
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Hope turns into a reality
Last week, [Sherri Holt] had found a new landlord and a new apartment in Fort Walton Beach, but said she wouldn't have the required deposit and first month's rent by the eviction deadline. Unable to work because of her pregnancy, Holt feared she'd have to live in the woods until the money materialized. Holt applied for Okaloosa County Section 8 Housing's waiting list the day she moved, and said she arrived there early enough to be near the top of the list. She'll need the subsidy, since her rent has jumped from $225 to $430 per month. [Pastor Mike Stokes] said a deacon at a local church drove Marc Eveston, 22, Angela Eckerle, 20, and their three toddlers, who had moved to Deerland from Texas just over a month ago, to a trailer park near Navarre.
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Learn true story of a Black woman's Olympic triumphs
Contrary to what you believe about track and field, African-American women did shine among the brightest athletes during the 1930s. Although Jesse Owens, Ralph Metcalf and Eulace Peacock stand out for their Olympic triumphs, Black women also deserve some of that thunder. Now, a book about Louise Stokes, who was a member of the 1932 and 1936 U.S.
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