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Grandfather Says
By BC Culbertson, from Grandfather Says
Native Americans parables and other lessons from reservation life.
Riding the Tornado
By Daniel Blue Tyx, from Oxford American
Documenting migrant worker’s cross-country journey.
Dreams Deferred
By Benjamin Reiss, from Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Even in sleep, African Americans are treated unequally.
Splendor
by Refael Paul Arenson, from North American Review
This is a public library. We live in a democracy, with civil rights. Everyone has a right to be here. We cannot discriminate on the basis of wealth or poverty, of cleanliness or filth.
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The Border as a ‘Weaponized’ Landscape
By Katherine E. Standefer
Border Patrol agent turned- author Francisco Cantú examines his experiences in new book.
The Cultural Ramifications of Gentrification in New Orleans
By Blights Out
Gentrification is not just physical displacement; it’s cultural appropriation across entire neighborhoods.
