If you missed last week’s Hilton Als piece for The New Yorker’s personal history section (AKA the place in the mag where all those dying parent essays go), go back and read through the end to where Als moves from describing his childhood in Brownsville to calling out the cultural systems and institutions that, sure, seem invested in unpacking systemic r…
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