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MICHAEL JACKSON lives on… through his music, his charities, and his ability to have endured. Given the way he touched people world-wide, it is not an exaggeration to say that “The King of Pop” is and was the Eighth Wonder of the World.

The attendance at the July 7th Memorial Service, inside and on the streets of Los Angelos, will demonstrate the extent to which Michael Jackson made people “feel.” When he wrote and sang the beautiful and endearing song - We Are The World - he used “hope” to join together the global village.
During the rest of this year we’re going to learn more about Michael Jackson than we ever knew - his gifts, sheer genius, and love of others.
He was not only a talented child of God, but a fragile human being like most of us.

For those, such as one New York legislator who contends that Michael Jackson was a criminal and not deserving of “so much media attention,” we should not ignore that racism and notions of white supremacy are still present in our changing society. Ironically, the holder of such a minority view, does not himself recognize that he is a member of a minority and not a majority group.

Now is the time to bury this awesome talent who gave so much during his short 50 years and to give his family and fans time to grieve.
Would the world have been a better place without him? Absolutely Not!

We should thank the entire Jackson family for sharing Michael with the world for more than 40 years. And we should stand up to those who continue to try to diminish the man and his talent. Michael Jackson was a phenomenon, the likes of which we are not likely to ever see again. Rest in peace, M.J. - finally!

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