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Celebrating the life of the ‘Queen of Soul’

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. · Saturday, September 1st 2018 at 5:34PM · 963 views
Celebrating the life of the ‘Queen of Soul’

The city of Detroit is celebrating the life and legacy of the Queen of Soul today in a final farewell fit for music royalty. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by NBC’s Ron Mott and Sirius XM Progress host Mark Thompson to discuss the details of the day.

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Dea. Ron Gray Sr. Monday, September 3rd 2018 at 12:14PM

Good by ‘Queen of Soul’ because you have touched millions with the gift God gave you and I thank God for you.


Steve Williams Monday, September 3rd 2018 at 5:50PM

Too bad it didn't come to fruition.

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. Tuesday, September 4th 2018 at 7:45PM

What didn't come to fruition Steve?

Steve Williams Wednesday, September 5th 2018 at 2:11PM

I'm talking about Aretha's life and legacy. Her advocacy for civil rights has has not come to fruition, as evidenced in spades by the modern Democratic party.

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. Wednesday, September 5th 2018 at 4:25PM

You are witnessing right before your very eye's that the Republicans are forcing a TRUMP Supreme Court pick through the process to roll back the progress that has been made, for the last 50 years.


All of this was a plan to set the courts with conservatives so, they can begin to dismantle our Freedoms both Black and White middle class and the poor and the life long legacy of The Queen of Soul Aretha Frankin, right now today.

The Republican's, they know that the American People have lost hope in that party because the Mid-Terms is coming real soon and they know that they will lose both the House and the Senate, they can feel it. WOW!!!

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