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September 27, 1961
#OnThisDay in @chicagocubs history ▸ Cubs’ outfielder Danny Murphy becomes the youngest player ever to record an @mlb multi-homer game, and helps lead the Cubs to a 5-2 win over the visiting @stlcardinals.
Murphy was 19 years, 35 days old when he hit first and third inning solo shots off of Redbirds’ starter Larry Jackson (another Cubs rookie, Ken Hobbs added a homer and a triple in that game). Murphy had no homers and only 35 at-bats for the 1962 Cubs. His career stalled in the minors before reinventing himself as a reliever and making it back to the majors with the White Sox, pitching in 68 games during the 1969-70 seasons and posting a 4.66 ERA for the pale hose.
Ron Santo (right) shows Danny Murphy the spot on his bat that drove his first major league home run into the stands in 1960. (Chicago Tribune)
Mark IG-Stories 14 May 2019
“don’t be ashamed of your biological features. don’t be ashamed of your color. don’t allow anybody to make you feel that you are nobody. always feel that you count. always feel that you have worth & always feel that you must be involved in the struggle for freedom and justice“
Cottonpickin’ Chickenpickers (1967)
Growing up in Harlem, @EbonyMag was the first publication that showed me how dignified and cultured people of color could be. I am so honored to be included in the 2017 #EbonyPower100.
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Losing a loved one is hard enough without the additional trauma of losing a loved one to police brutality. We’re forever thankful to LaKiza for sharing her story with us. Watch it here.
For many families affected by police brutality, the fight for justice is sometimes never ending. Meet LaKiza, Larry Jackson's sister. LaKiza has been fighting for justice for her brother since he was killed in by an Austin Police Department detective in 2013.