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Wiley Henry
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Journalist, The Tennessee Tribune
Memphis
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Catholic Church , Religion , Latin America
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By Wiley Henry Verified| The Tennessee Tribune Verified MEMPHIS, TN – The last days of John Amos’s life were fraught with discord and conflict, a far cry from his early days on the set of “Good Times” portraying James Evans Sr., who struggled to helm a poor Black family living on the fringes in a Chicago housing project. While Amos’s portrayal of a hardworking patriarch was admirable, his children, on the other hand, have embroiled themselves in legal wrangling before and after the death of their father on Aug. 21, 2024.
By Wiley Henry Verified| The Tennessee Tribune Verified MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A man’s body was contorted in a way that you wouldn’t think was humanly possible. It was a heap of mangled flesh. On the other side of the street, a man was bleeding from his head as panic ensued all around. Though he was talking, he was laid out flat. A woman lay on the pavement, not moving—either unconscious or dead. Others were motionless and strewn along Bourbon Street. It was a scene of human wreckage. Pandemonium erupted in New Orleans on New Year’s Day.
By Wiley Henry Verified| The Tennessee Tribune Verified MEMPHIS, TN – The last days of John Amos’s life were fraught with discord and conflict, a far cry from his early days on the set of “Good Times” portraying James Evans Sr., who struggled to helm a poor Black family living on the fringes in a Chicago housing project. While Amos’s portrayal of a hardworking patriarch was admirable, his children, on the other hand, have embroiled themselves in legal wrangling before and after the death of their father on Aug. 21, 2024.
Company Info
The Tennessee Tribune
Middle Tennessee's Leading Black Newspaper by Tennessee's First Black Female publisher. Voted #1 Black newspaper. Our staff consists of professionals dedicated to the mission of providing a quality publication that will be read and remembered each week. And because we are also members of the community we serve, we have more than just a philosophical attachment to our readership; we have a commitment to provide objective commentary and present issues often side stepped by major media outlets.
Founded: 1990