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michellehosssin
Hamidah :
Ameen Subuhanallah ♥️🤲 🤲 🤲 ❤️so true 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 I won't fair anymore but only fear Allah Hu Akbar ☝️0'Allah Ameen 🤲 ❤️☝️😇
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Binta Susso :
insallahu ameen yarabi
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Yusif Osman :
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Hattie Carroll was a 51-year-old African-American barmaid murdered in 1963 by William Zantzinger, a wealthy white man who struck her with a cane during a charity event. Zantzinger's subsequent six-month jail sentence, which became a focal point of Bob Dylan's protest song
Hattie Carroll was a 51-year-old African-American barmaid murdered in 1963 by William Zantzinger, a wealthy white man who struck her with a cane during a charity event. Zantzinger's subsequent six-month jail sentence, which became a focal point of Bob Dylan's protest song "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll," was seen by many as an example of racial injustice in the segregated South. Born Hattie Curtis on March 3, 1911, in Baltimore. She was a 51-year-old barmaid and mother from a Baltimore family. She was serving guests at a charity ball when the incident occurred. On February 9, 1963, William Zantzinger, a young man from a wealthy family, yelled at Carroll for not serving him quickly enough. A coworker named Grace Shelton recalled him saying, “Why are you so slow, Black b***? Nig***, did you hear me ask you for a drink? I don’t have to take that kind of shit off a nig***.” Four other witnesses recalled approximately the same words. Then Zantzinger hit Carroll on her right shoulder with the short, metal-tipped decorative cane that he had used to hit co-workers Ethel Hill and a bellhop. After the blow, Carroll leaned on the bar, visibly hurt. Coworkers took her to the kitchen, where she said, “That man has upset me so. I feel deathly ill.” Soon, her right arm and leg were paralyzed, and her speech became so impaired that her coworkers had trouble understanding her. She was carried out on a stretcher to Mercy Hospital. The police and a reporter from the Sun arrived. A former football player named Frank Riggs took the cane; after Zantzinger tried unsuccessfully to hit him, Riggs punched him to the ground. While Zantzinger was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, his wife lunged at the arresting officer, knocking him and Zantzinger down, injuring the officer such that he had to take several days off work. Zantzinger spent less than eight hours in jail. Jane Zantzinger’s drunk and disorderly bond was $28, and she ultimately paid a $50 fine. Hattie Carroll died, without having regained consciousness, at 9 a.m. of a brain hemorrhage, seven hours after the assault, around the same time that Zantzinger was released. Around noon, police issued a warrant to arrest Zantzinger for her murder. He turned himself in more than a day later, accompanied by his lawyer who brought the $103 needed for his bond. He was released after a short hearing in front of a judge where Zantzinger pled not guilty and left without a word. Further developments in the story, calling attention to racism in Maryland, ran in hundreds of newspapers throughout the spring and summer of 1963. Zantzinger was convicted of assault, but his sentence of only six months in county jail sparked outrage. Charles County, Maryland, was still strictly segregated at the time, and the short sentence was seen as a clear demonstration of racial inequality and the lack of justice for African-Americans. Bob Dylan's 1964 song, "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll," brought the story to national attention. The song serves as a commentary on racism and the injustice of the case, cementing Carroll's story in the cultural memory of the civil rights era. #fypシ゚viral #blackhistoryfacts #fyppppppppppp #fyp #blackhistory

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