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April 11, 2021 Matthew Anthony Thomas Baker, 30, of Gumboro passed away unexpectedly Thursday, April 8, 2021. He was born April 15, 1990, to Russell T. Baker and his late mother, Bonita E Hudson Baker in Salisbury, Md. Matthew was an automobile salesman and he had attended Gumboro Wesleyan Church. He loved music, sports, video games, and was a fan of both the Ravens and L.A. Rams. He admired and was a fan of Marshall Faulk and Ray Lewis. He also loved baseball, He was very connected by sports to his father as they both were Shorebird fans. He also liked the Orioles. In addition, he was a fan of UFC Mixed Martial Arts, which he enjoyed watching with his dad and friends. Matthew was approachable, opinionated when he needed to be, but was a man with a very big heart who made people laugh, was always smiling, and was a consummate jokester. He was a “free thinker” and could see both sides of an issue. He loved pets, and his special feline friend Socks. M ....
In 1962, the tumultuous sands of time cascaded onto the 2,000-acre Gainesville campus of the University of Florida, a racially segregated state school. In the shadow of the Confederate flag and the sound of Dixie, Black OR white education systems transitioned to black AND white single-source schools. By 1962 and 1963, we were well into the second half of the 20th century. Fourteen academically elite Black teenagers bravely breached the virtual fortress that was protecting exclusively white undergraduate education. I was among them. The students, from all-Black public schools, qualified by passing the formerly whites-only Florida 12th grade placement test. Like college students throughout the Southeast, Stephan P. Mickle and 13 others answered the clarion call to integrate Florida s undergraduate classes: Johncyna Williams, Alice Marie Davis, Rose Elizabeth Green, Jessie Dean, John Reddick, Carol Hudson, Charles Speights, James Gloster, Susan Lockhart, Oliver Gordon ....