Calcasieu Spinal Care/Backworks

11/20/2025

🔥 The Man Who Couldn’t Pull the Trigger
In 2025, Zaquan Shaquez Jamison walked into a South Carolina police station and quietly surrendered.
Officers froze — his hands were burned beyond use, twisted and scarred from a 2023 car crash.
Yet, he was being charged with one count of murder and ten counts of attempted murder — accused of firing into a crowd in Santee in 2024, killing a 17-year-old boy and wounding others.
The question hung heavy in the air:
How could a man who can’t even hold a doorknob pull a trigger?
Jamison said he was innocent — “tired of running” — and that the accusations defied both logic and his condition.
For him, surrender wasn’t guilt.
It was exhaustion. Survival.
Whatever the truth, his story exposes a deeper question about justice —
and how far systems will go to make someone fit the shape of a suspect. ⚖️ 681462

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01/19/2025

Two-time LSU alumnus Mike Johnson has been re-elected Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
He is the first person from Louisiana and first LSU grad in history to be elected Speaker.
Johnson is a Shreveport native with a bachelor’s degree in business administration from
LSU E. J. Ourso College of Business in 1995 and a Juris Doctor from LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center in 1998.

01/19/2025

Taken by Bill Brandt in 1937, this photograph captures a moment of raw intimacy and vulnerability. It depicts a coal miner being bathed at home in Chester-Le-Street, Durham, England, as a young woman, dressed simply in an apron, gently tends to him. The miner, hunched over a large basin, is still covered in the grime of his arduous work in the coal mines.

The modest interior, featuring a stove and traditional furnishings, speaks to the working-class lifestyle of the time. This powerful image not only reflects the physical toll of coal mining but also underscores the quiet significance of care and cleanliness within family life.

The act of bathing the miner reveals the often-unseen domestic roles of the time, with women taking on caregiving responsibilities. Brandt’s work consistently explores the realities of working-class life, and this photograph is no exception—capturing a tender human moment amid the harshness of labor.

Ultimately, the image serves as a poignant reminder of human connection and resilience, offering a glimpse into the struggles of those who toiled under grueling conditions while highlighting the socio-economic challenges of the era.

01/19/2025

As the nation lays to rest former president Jimmy Carter, we want to share this memory of President Carter giving the 1994 graduation speech inside Tiger Stadium in which he urged LSU graduates to change the world ▶️ https://www.lsu.edu/blog/2025/01/carter-1994-speech.php

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