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Did you know ""Big Ben"" was originally known as St. Stephens Tower? It was renamed Elizabeth Tower in 2012 in honor of the Queen’s 60th Jubilee. Technically, only the bell is nicknamed Big Ben, but if you say “Big Ben,” everyone will know you mean more than just the bell. It has been a pillar of timekeeping for decades. Learn more on the blog: https://lnkd.in/gKEfWrYb

Did you know Butler Beach in St. Augustine, FL, was the first beach for African Americans between Daytona Beach and Fernandina Beach? Read about the incredible history of Butler Beach and its namesake, Frank B. Butler, in our latest blog. #StAugustine #Blackhistorymonth

In our new article we explore the impact that Bro. Douglas MacArthur had on our nation, relations across the world, and our brotherhood. As a five-star General, Medal of Honor recipient, military leader in two world wars, post-war military governor of Japan, and first UN commander in the Korean Conflict, we are proud to call him our Brother. Read his full biography to learn more: https://bit.ly/44im5j8

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Social Media Managers who manage brand pages - remember that wording matters so much when it comes to creating a Memorial Day social post. We want to avoid 'Happy Memorial Day' verbiage, as for those who have lost dear loved ones during a time of active duty, a day like Memorial Day is about remembering the memory of their loved one who they cherish, it's not simply an extra day off Always think of the deeper meaning with a holiday when you create images and verbiage for a brand post. It really DOES matter. It really makes a difference. If you aren't sure what to post on a holiday with significant deeper meaning, it's always acceptable to opt not to post.

Memorial Day is a significant occasion to express gratitude for various reasons: 1. Honoring Sacrifice: It's a day to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in military service, ensuring the freedoms and security we enjoy today. 2. Reflecting on Freedom: It serves as a reminder of the high cost of freedom and the value of living in a country where liberties are protected. 3. Unity and Patriotism: Memorial Day bring communities together, fostering a sense of unity and national pride as people come together to pay their respects. 4. Family and Tradition: It's often a time for families to gather, remembering loved ones who served and passed away, and continue traditions that strengthen familial bonds. 5. Acknowledging Service Members: Beyond those who have fallen, it's also a moment to appreciate current and past service members for their dedication and sacrifices. These reasons collectively make Memorial Day a profound and heartfelt occasion for expressing gratitude.

How can it be Memorial Day weekend already? This holiday marks the unofficial start of summer, and it’s a time to reflect on the sacrifices of our fallen heroes. In my latest blog, I share my mantra of living with Wild Abandon – joyfully gathering with friends and family – and the importance of honoring Memorial Day. Check out my blog for more insights and reflections.

Happy Memorial Day ! Happy Memorial Day! May we never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Enjoy the day with your loved ones, and don’t forget to think about those who served and sacrificed. Happy Memorial Day! What’s your favorite Memorial Day tradition? We’ll be firing up the BBQ and taking a moment of silence to remember those who served at 3 p.m. Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸 #neverforget #remember #yellowstonelandscape #excellenceincommerciallandscaping #differentthanallotherlandscapecompanies #landscapepartnership #hoamanagement #propertymanagement #propertymanagers #communityassociationmanagement #commercialpropertymanagement

Fun Fact: My grandfather was one of the first blacks allowed to join the Marine Corps during World War ll. Today, as we observe Juneteenth, it's essential to recognize that this day is much more than just a day off. Juneteenth marks the liberation of the last enslaved African Americans in 1865, a pivotal moment in our nation's history. Celebrating Juneteenth involves more than acknowledging the past; it requires education, action, and meaningful celebration. Let’s take this opportunity to: - Educate: Learn about the significance of Juneteenth and the ongoing journey towards racial equity. - Act: Engage in conversations, support Black-owned businesses, and advocate for policies that promote justice and equality. - Celebrate: Honor the rich cultural heritage and achievements of Black Americans through festivities, art, and community events. Let’s commit to making Juneteenth a day of profound reflection and purposeful action, celebrating the progress made and recognizing the work still to be done. https://lnkd.in/edQvZC_8 #Juneteenth #Education #Action #Celebration #RacialEquity #BlackHistory

Happy Monday everyone!! Today is about Memorial Day and the Hispanic community Memorial Day is a significant observance in the United States. Like other communities in the U.S., the Hispanic community observes Memorial Day in various meaningful ways, contributing to the rich tapestry of American traditions surrounding this holiday. Some Historical Contributions of Hispanics in the U.S. Military Long History of Service: dating back to the American Revolution. They have served in every major conflict, often with distinction. Medal of Honor Recipients: Numerous Hispanic service members have received the Medal of Honor,  Prominent Figures, such as David Barkley (WWI), Roy Benavidez (Vietnam War), and many others, are celebrated for their bravery and service. The Cultural Significance Integration of Traditions: Memorial Day observances in the Hispanic community often integrate cultural traditions, such as Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), which also involves honoring deceased loved ones. This cultural integration enriches the observance, blending American patriotism with Hispanic cultural heritage. Educational Efforts: Many Hispanic community leaders and organizations use Memorial Day to educate the younger generation about the history of Hispanic contributions to the U.S. military. This helps foster a sense of pride and continuity of cultural heritage. #lunesdeLinkedin #hispanicmarketing #community #transcreation #marketingstrategytips #diversityandinclusion #language #success