In her 107 years, Ann Cooper lived through the worst of segregation, watched Dr. King's dream move toward reality, cast her ballot for the first black president — and was mentioned in his victory speech. [Babble, Tampa Bay Times]
In her 107 years, Ann Cooper lived through the worst of segregation, watched Dr. King's dream move toward reality, cast her ballot for the first black president — and was mentioned in his victory speech. [Babble, Tampa Bay Times]
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Hearing her speak brought a tear to my eye.I will listen to Cowboy killer and not read the comments about her on the Tampa link. I'd rather have a tear in my eye than be pissed off about what people are saying. May she rest in peace.