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Laurin Talese was used to sing “lift each voice and sing” Thursday evening before the first match of the NFL season between the Cowboys of Philadelphia and Dallas.
Since the summer of troubles on the death of George Floyd, the NFL has enabled the teams to blackmail the song, known as the national black anthem. The song made appearances during seasonal opening clashes as well as super bowls before kick -off.
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Laurin Talese attends a celebration of the crafts presented by the producers & amp; Engineers and authors-composers & amp; Aile composers for the 66th Grammy Awards at Grammy Museum on January 31, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Leon Bennett / Getty Images for the Registration Academy)
The NBC broadcast has also shown one of the messages in the Lincoln Financial Field goal area. The message said: “It takes us all.”
Playing again on the song before the start of the NFL season sparked ardent reactions on social networks.
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The NAACP began to promote “lifting each voice and singing” as the national black anthem in 1917. But it continues to be the source of dismay among fans.
The banner of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Championship was revealed before the match between the Eagles of Philadelphia and the Cowboys from Dallas to Lincoln Financial Field. (Eric Hartline / Imagn Images)
Talese received a standing ovation from those inside the stadium at the time.
She told the Eagles website that it was her first time in Lincoln Financial Field, but has become a big fan of the team over the years.
The fans applaud after Jalen Hurts of Philadelphia Eagles ran the ball for a hit in the first half of an NFL football match against the Dallas cowboys on Thursday September 4, 2025 in Philadelphia. (AP photo / Matt Rourke)
“I feel so excited and honored,” she said. “I am really excited to see what it will feel. … I love to feel the pulse of the city, but I have never gone to a game. So, it’s my entry. It’s my foray into the Fandom of real Eagles, and be able to be really part of it, like, what better way? It is a little crazy, in fact.”
