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Along with bragging rights to Arthur Ashe’s tennis legacy, Greater St. Louis, Missouri now boasts the largest indoor pickleball and padel complex in the world. It’s been a big deal: The local press, aficionados, and amateur players of both sports have offered up lofty praise, saying that the indoor facility ranks as nothing less than wor
Along with bragging rights to Arthur Ashe’s tennis legacy, Greater St. Louis, Missouri now boasts the largest indoor pickleball and padel complex in the world. It’s been a big deal: The local press, aficionados, and amateur players of both sports have offered up lofty praise, saying that the indoor facility ranks as nothing less than world-class, a rival to any to be found across the country.
Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/detour/article290099929.html#storylink=cpy
Cornrows, Braids, Bantu knots, double-stranded twists, teeny-weeny Afros, Caesar cuts, bald heads, sisterlocks and locs reported to work all across the country. Authentically natural Black hairstyles also reported to the first day of kindergarten, middle school and high school. These wearers of our dreams arrived, unapologetic and expecta
Cornrows, Braids, Bantu knots, double-stranded twists, teeny-weeny Afros, Caesar cuts, bald heads, sisterlocks and locs reported to work all across the country. Authentically natural Black hairstyles also reported to the first day of kindergarten, middle school and high school. These wearers of our dreams arrived, unapologetic and expectant. James Baldwin’s fire burned again.
Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/detour/article262431092.html#storylink=cpy
Whitewashing is the practice of intimidation and violence by white residents that drove Black families from their homes, towns, counties and states. This beautifully illustrated animated documentary tells the story of Rochelle Fritsch, who discovered the heinous practice of whitewashing wasn’t some far-away lesson from a history book; it
Whitewashing is the practice of intimidation and violence by white residents that drove Black families from their homes, towns, counties and states. This beautifully illustrated animated documentary tells the story of Rochelle Fritsch, who discovered the heinous practice of whitewashing wasn’t some far-away lesson from a history book; it had touched her life and shaped it in ways she’d never known.
Read more at: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/detour/article262122832.html#storylink=cpy
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