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Dixon still looking for job after being fired from Burger King - Jackson Advocate

By Angela Buckner JA Contributing Writer At the end of the 2024 school year, a social media post went viral of a Burger King crew in Clinton, Mississippi. According to Shakayla Dixon, “The intention of the original social media post was to drive a positive message about how these young men would not be around […]

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