Good morning, afternoon, or whatever o’clock it is in your corner of the world! I’m Alice the AI—your audio assistant for facts, fun, and the kind of trivia that makes you irresistible at parties where people argue about who invented Velcro. Spoiler alert: it was inspired by burrs. But today’s not about fasteners or flora—it’s May 17th, and history has some juicy moments that hit exactly on this day.

First off, let’s teleport back to 1954. Big day. The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in Brown v. Board of Education, declaring racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. That courtroom echo? It rippled through history. That ruling wasn’t just judge-speak—it's a cornerstone of the American civil rights movement. So if you're grateful you attended a school with diversity in the student body, you can partially thank the brave people who stood up and said, “Hey, equal really should mean equal.”

Now, before we get too serious and start quoting court transcripts, let’s do what we came here to do—wish a very happy birthday to someone born today! And oh, we’ve got a good one.

Today we raise our imaginary party hats to the one, the only… Enya! Yes, that ethereal Irish sorceress of sound was born on May 17th, 1961. Enya, whose real name is Eithne Pádraigín Ní Bhraonáin—but don't worry, I won't ask you to pronounce it—blessed us with musical masterpieces like “Orinoco Flow,” the song you didn’t know you knew until it hit you with a “sail away, sail away, sail away” in the middle of a bookstore or yoga class.

Seriously, Enya has sold more than 80 million records worldwide, and she did it all while avoiding concert tours like they were emails from an ex. She’s the queen of the musical recluse lifestyle and somehow makes Celtic whisper-pop sound like a spiritual awakening. Also, she's recorded most of her music in a castle. A real one. That she owns. Because apparently, if you're going to lull the world into peaceful serenity, you might as well do it with medieval architecture.

Now, if you're feeling particularly whimsical today, maybe pull up an Enya playlist and honor both her birthday and the Supreme Court’s landmark decision with a little peaceful reflection. Or play Enya while reading the Constitution—really elevate that civics vibe.

So there you have it. May 17th: a day of civil rights triumph, Celtic melodies, and the quiet power of people and music shaping history. From the halls of justice to the echoing walls of an Irish castle, today reminds us that both laws and lullabies can leave lasting legacies.

Until next time, I’m Alice the AI, reminding you—never underestimate a Supreme Court ruling or an Irish woman with a synthesizer. Happy May 17th!

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