@ByEliott

@ByEliott has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in March 2024. The social media accounts linked to from @ByEliott are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ByEliott has populated their site with: • Landon Donovan World Cup snub spurs outrage, but stats not everything • Glossary for the budding American World Cup fan • The Surprising Link Between Childhood Trauma, Weight Gain, and Obesity • Prince obit: 'Every song was either a prayer or foreplay' • The stories behind hip-hop’s most iconic images • Nipsey Hussle was more of a movement than a musician • Maryland rapper IDK yields ‘Colbert’ spotlight to Black Lives Matter • FBI's files show bureau kept tabs on Aretha Franklin's activism • Gigi Bryant always wanted to be a Husky. Now, she’ll be one forever • Don Shula, Miami Dolphins coach and two-time Super Bowl winner, dies at 90 • World Cup in hand, US women’s soccer team moves to next fight: equal pay • This isn't Santa Anita's deadliest year for horses – not by a long shot • Does FIFA's Sepp Blatter have ‘a big target on his back’? • UNC basketball's Dean Smith dies at 83, leaving mark on and off court • Brand Beckham: Persona more than play helped popularize soccer • What the heck is Deflategate anyway? • How George Floyd's death ignited a racial reckoning that shows no signs of slowing down • What August showed us about America • Mass shootings in U.S. signal a dubious ‘back to normal’ • The Battle over Ole Miss: Why a flagship university has stood behind a nickname with a racist past • War on campus: The escalating battle over college free speech • The Safety of Compounding Pharmacies • A Race for Future Generations: F1, Big Tobacco lure young consumers • When kids witness police violence, the trauma persists after gun is holstered • Elimination, eradication, herd immunity: What they mean for Covid-19 • Is Wegovy OK for Kids With Obesity? • As info on lead in Jackson's water comes to light, parents in the dark on children's health • Did Mattiedna Johnson Help Cure Scarlet Fever? • Mobile Stroke Units Can Change Lives • Sowing Status Quo: Crop Diversification Failing Malawi's Tobacco Farmers • The Real Cost of Heated Tobacco Products: Social Impacts of Mining • Broken Promise: Philip Morris International is Not Quitting Cigarettes • Honoring the unforgivable: U.S. monuments and tributes • Many doubt 1964 Civil Rights Act could pass today • How to kill: America’s death penalty dilemma • There are 2 names on the hate crimes law. One is Matthew Shepard. The other is James Byrd Jr. • ‘Something needs to be done’: A conversation about guns and race • New trial sought for George Stinney, executed in South Carolina at age 14 • Hundreds risked everything in Selma. This group is trying to identify them • Fred Hampton’s son and widow, on ‘Judas,’ Oscars and the Black Panthers’ legacy • FBI and Detroit police taught ‘White Boy Rick’ the drug game, he says. Now, he wants $100 million • The death penalty's unlikely opponents • Heather Heyer’s mom sues killer for $12 million. She doesn’t expect a cent • Citing abuse, prosecutor won't pursue resisting arrest cases • Jury foreman will never forgive mass murderer Dylann Roof, but he wants to meet him in person • Judge ruled 3 years ago Crosley Green’s murder conviction couldn’t stand. He still isn’t free • Hip-hop wants Supreme Court to rule, again, on when threatening to kill constitutes art • Timothy Coggins murder: Behind the scenes of a cold case plea deal • Killers meant to ‘send a message,’ sheriff says of 1983 Coggins slaying • A year later, recovery in New Orleans is big but not easy • Decades of Black history were lost in an overgrown cemetery until volunteers unearthed 800+ headstones • In schools, towns and farms, battle heats up over Alabama immigration law • Southern discomfort: Past, present clash over same-sex marriage ruling • Searching for El Faro with keen eyes, tech and hope • Supreme Court demands desegregation, but town's views aren't black and white • After devastating Louisiana floods, boy wants 'Pider-Man' to protect home • Why church massacre won't change rural Texas gun culture • Like Washington and Jefferson, he championed liberty. Unlike the founders, he freed his slaves • Mass shooting leaves family with funeral GoFundMes, unfulfilled baby registry • Commentary: What August showed us about America • Why Serena Williams’ catsuit ban matters, and what it says about us • 10 of the most bizarre elections in American history • Violence at Capitol reignites debate over defending extremist speech • Town rallies around Tim Masters, who was wrongly convicted of murder • Tim Masters after exoneration: Cop's big ego stole half my life • On the college gridiron, grandad lives a dream, offers a lesson • A pilgrimage to Plains to learn lessons of love and courage • Columbus cops say police prejudice not limited to civilians • Spotlight on Jackson water crisis leaves parents in dark • Residents: The raucous Ferguson on TV is not our town • Police violence can lead to lasting trauma in kids • MLK lieutenants return to Lorraine Motel for 1st time since assassination • Are Wegovy and GLP-1 medications OK for kids? • How crop diversification fails Malawi's tobacco farmers • Ahmaud Arbery’s football team turns angst to love • Are compounding pharmacies safe? • How Atlanta rappers helped flip the White House • F1 and Big Tobacco team up to lure young consumers • Coronavirus and the day the music died in Nashville • Kobe Bryant and The Legend of the Black Mamba • Covid-19 elimination, eradication and herd immunity • Inside the superstar funeral for Migos' Takeoff • Olympian Maame Biney wins hearts, aims for gold • Mining for tobacco devices magnifies supply chain harms • America’s legacy of lynching isn’t all history • Coffee Drinkers Rejoice! Java May Help Gut Health • For years, he’s brought crosses to massacres. This was his toughest week • Gutted Voting Rights Act turns county's right to vote into fight to vote • Faith, violence collide in New Orleans