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The Indefatigable Iron Rogue
The Indefatigable Iron RogueSep 30, 2026
Race Recap: 5 Peaks Mount Seymour
To close out racing season, I had the choice of doing this 5 Peaks Race, or maybe another SwimRun at Lake Sassamat. The latter was tempting from a multisport adventure point of view, but we have a lot of loyalty and history with 5 Peaks as a family, so we opted for the former. I...
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The Indefatigable Iron Rogue
The Indefatigable Iron RogueSep 11, 2026
Race Recap: Vancouver Triathlon (Sprint Distance)
Having done the Cultus Lake Triathlon for 3 years in a row, I wanted to try (tri) something different this year, and I’ve never done a triathlon in salt water, so enter the Vancouver Triathlon, which took place on Labour Day. The logistics of getting to Stanley Park in Vancouver added some stress to the … Continue reading “Race Recap: Vancouver Triathlon (Sprint Distance)”
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The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectAug 30, 2026
The Parchman Band Started in the 1930s. A Modern Version Is Carrying on Tradition.
The band at the notoriously violent Mississippi State Penitentiary is back together and even playing gigs on the outside.
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Arts and CultureParchman state prison
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectJul 16, 2026
Moms of Black Babies More Likely to Be Flagged to Police Over Alleged Pregnancy Drug Use
Child welfare referred Black parents to law enforcement 14,000 times in 7 years, despite no findings of abuse or neglect.
pregnancy discriminationBeyond Roe
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectJun 27, 2026
Why New York’s ‘Precision Policing’ Raises Civil Rights Concerns
The NYPD is leading the adoption of the “data-driven” initiative. Experts warn that some of the tactics are anything but precise.
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Gangssurveillance cameras
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectJun 13, 2026
Why the Way We Understand the South Matters — Especially in Criminal Justice
In a special edition of Closing Argument, Jamiles Lartey reflects on the region as the nation’s 250th celebration approaches.
Dobbs v. Jackson Women's HealthClosing Argument
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectMay 31, 2026
How Rapper G. Dep Went From Incarcerated to ‘Influential’
The Harlem MC explains how prison gave him the freedom to rap about more than material things.
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funk musicmusic industry
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectMay 24, 2026
Meet One of the Most Prolific Artists From Prison Music’s Golden Age
Singer, songwriter, drummer and pianist Morgan White appeared on five albums inside Texas prisons. Outside, he said no to the music industry.
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funk musicArts and Culture
The Marshall Project
The Marshall ProjectMay 17, 2026
The Incredible Story Behind The Escorts, a 1970s Soul Band Formed in Prison
A prison talent show, a former Motown producer and the promise that their album proceeds would go toward the costs of their incarceration.
Arts and CultureRedemption Songs
Microdoses
MicrodosesFeb 8, 2026
Cajitas de Florecitas Royal Borinquén
Boxes and being Puerto Rican in 2026
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IdentityRace
Domination Chronicles Podcast
Domination Chronicles PodcastDec 22, 2025
Episode 10: Pulp Legal Fiction: The Bizarre Case Of Tee-hit-ton v. US
Domination Chronicles unpacks Tee-Hit-Ton v. United States (1955) and the doctrine of Christian discovery, comparing it with Brown v. Board of Education to show how both cases advanced U.S. projects of racial segregation, land theft, and global domination.
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Anil Dash
Anil DashMay 29, 2025
Who washes their hands?
Every few months, we see someone in culture who unabashedly talks about not washing well, whether it's a celebrity discussing their griminess, or a random person on social media who inadvertently reveals their poor ablutionary proclivities. Sometimes it’s about their own hygiene, how they don’t…
culturerace
Jacob Dawang
Jacob DawangApr 19, 2022
Mapping heritage, race, and income in Toronto
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melanie kat
melanie katNov 10, 2020
The Business of Selling White Women the Righteousness of Their Own Anger
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really.lol
really.lolJun 10, 2020
George Floyd march
The Black Lives Matter protests have become the story of the day. Hundreds of thousands of people in cities all over the world have been demonstrating for over a week. We joined the end of a march in Brixton first, hearing about it from a friend who saw it pass through Kennington and cycling out to join the fray. It was the first crowd I’d been in in months. It…
journalcovid-19
Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleJun 4, 2020
“But, What About the Riots and Lawlessness?”
Esau McCaulley on protests, riots, systemic racism, empathy, and why Christians should clearly oppose injustice.
racismrace
Joshua P. Steele
Joshua P. SteeleJun 1, 2020
A Letter to Fellow ACNA Clergy: On Anti-Racism and a More Diverse and Just Anglicanism
An open letter calling ACNA clergy and churches to anti-racism, greater diversity, and a more just Anglican witness.
anglican-compassrace
really.lol
really.lolMay 31, 2020
George Floyd Protester Relief Resources
Static place for links to bail relief funds etc.
justicerace
really.lol
really.lolApr 26, 2020
The bedsheets may be in use elsewhere?
I'm reading the epic biography of Robert Moses, The Power Broker, at the moment. At the moment it's the 1920s and Moses is trying to wrestle swathes of land off the robber barons who've built their manor houses on Long Island, so that he can build extensive park systems and a parkway to connect them to the city. It's a mammoth book but I'm really enjoying it. The 1920s is…
booksnew-york-city
Cailin Pitt
Cailin PittApr 8, 2020
Midwest Yearnings
A New Yorker’s evolving relationship with Midwestern cities, public transit, and urban life.
CitiesMidwest
Cailin Pitt
Cailin PittMar 21, 2020
2020 Vision: West End
How Cincinnati’s Kenyon-Barr urban renewal project displaced the West End to build Queensgate and Interstate 75.
CincinnatiUrban History
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2019
Fetish and the Erasure of Indigeneity
fetishindigeneity
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 6, 2016
Another Round on me!
OMG I can’t believe it! I got to be on my very favorite podcast, BuzzFeed’s “Another Round“. I can verify that Tracy Clayton and Heben Nigatu are every bit as amazing in real life as they seem to be when you listen to the show. We talked about race and identity, we talked about what we need to…
podcastrace
Anil Dash
Anil DashJul 11, 2016
Coloring Books
Red Book, Yellow Book, Green Book Stay within the lines. --- The Red Book There’s a specification that Phillips published in 1981, for optical digital encoding of audio. They teamed up with Sony to create the standard, and by the following year hardware was on the market in the new format: Compact…
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