MACON, GA (CelebrityAccess) — Otis Redding III, a singer and guitarist and son of the soul music icon Otis Redding, has died. He was 59.
His death was announced on Wednesday by his sister, Karla Redding-Andrews, who stated via social media that her brother died after a battle with cancer.
Otis Redding III was one of four children that Otis Redding and his wife Zelma Atwood produced. Otis Redding III was just three years old when his father died in a plane crash in 1967.
A medical school lecturer has warned students in St. Louis that medicine 'has a really bad racism issue', warning those in her seminar that they should not challenge her point of view or else she would 'shut that s*** down real fast'.
Kaytlin Reedy-Rogier is named on Washington University in St. Louis's website as a co-lead, community engagement, in the Understanding Systemic Racism Team.
In a lecture obtained by Fox News, which they said was delivered recently, Reedy-Rogier tells a class of medical students their profession is inherently racist.
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A former fighter pilot who saw Tic Tac-shaped UFOs in 2004 says her Navy colleagues stayed quiet for fear of being labeled 'kooky'.
Mother-of-three Alex Dietrich, 41, says she feels a 'duty' to speak up about her close encounter with unidentified aerial phenomena because she sees it as a vital matter of national security.
Dietrich appeared on a recent 60 Minutes special on unexplained aerial phenomena and also speaks regularly to House and Senate enquiries into UFOs, and says military pilots fear the stigma of being associated with UFOs.