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There is a particular cruelty in declaring something obsolete that was never truly built. BREC is preparing to sell eight small parks in Baton Rouge, most of them in North Baton Rouge, in neighborhoods that are predominantly Black and economically under-resourced. These were not parks that wore out

When Google emails the child directly, they are doing more than providing information. They are creating a power dynamic. The child now knows that Google has given them a choice. The child now knows that continued parental oversight is optional. Even if the child does not act on that knowledge immed

College football jerseys are about to look a lot more like professional sports uniforms. With NCAA programs now allowed to sell commercial patch placements and mandated to share millions in revenue directly with athletes, college sports is shedding its amateur pretense fast. This essay examines the

Nike's LeBron "MLK" sneaker, a $210 tribute inspired by the Lorraine Motel, wasn't just tone-deaf. It exposed who holds power in the rooms where Black history becomes marketing material. The issue isn't the colorway or LeBron's involvement. It's who held veto power in the process, and who didn't. Dr

I had every intention of meeting the Monks Walking for Peace when they came through Atlanta this past weekend. Their mission resonates deeply with me, the deliberate, contemplative act of walking for peace in a world that desperately needs it. I wanted to stand on the sidelines, bow my head in rever