Today's episode of The Write Team Daily revisits the violent Pottawatomie Massacre of May 24, 1856, when abolitionist John Brown and his followers killed five pro-slavery settlers during the chaos of “Bleeding Kansas,” pushing America one step closer to the Civil War.

Then, celebrate National Family Fun Day, revisit the publication of Mary Had a Little Lamb, the first telegraph message sent by Samuel Morse, and the grand opening of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.

Plus, a birthday spotlight on music legend Bob Dylan, a remembrance of jazz icon Duke Ellington, and a powerful devotional from Genesis 23:12–13 on integrity, responsibility, and honoring God through character.

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