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May 30

Whose National Anthem Is It? Giants Manager Gabe Kapler Says It’s His

by Valerie Morales Gabriel Kapler isn’t the usual ballplayer turned manager. His father was a classical pianist, his mother an early childhood educator. The elder Kaplers met during the ideological anti-war protests of the sixties so political awareness is embedded in Kapler’s DNA. Kapler as a boy had reasonable fears…

Major League Baseball

5 min read

Whose National Anthem Is It? Giants Manager Gabe Kapler Says It’s His
Whose National Anthem Is It? Giants Manager Gabe Kapler Says It’s His

May 12

Seen and Unseen: The Paradox of Nikola Jokić, MVP

by Valerie Morales After it was announced that Nikola Jokić earned the MVP award which rocked the city of Philadelphia there was an article in my inbox about why he deserved it, as if Jokić needed both defending and mansplaining, as if the other candidate who was in the running…

NBA Playoffs

6 min read

Seen and Unseen: The Paradox of Nikola Jokić, MVP
Seen and Unseen: The Paradox of Nikola Jokić, MVP

May 3

Rage of the Privileged Class: The Reinvention of Kyrie

by Valerie Morales Kyrie Irving was two months old when the city I lived in burned. For babies like Kyrie, born the year of the Rodney King riots, it felt like a bleak and depressing future. In 1992 not much had changed from the deadly fifties and sixties, nothing had…

Kyrie Irving

7 min read

Rage of the Privileged Class: The Reinvention of Kyrie
Rage of the Privileged Class: The Reinvention of Kyrie
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This is for the Pullman Porters who, when the sheriff was trying to get the body buried, got Emmett’s body on the northbound train to Chicago (Nikki Giovanni)

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