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By Michelle Coles | Word In Black Photograph courtesy of Lee & Low Books (WIB) - I recently learned the heart-breaking news about a challenge brought

There is so much that I remember fondly about growing up in Lubbock. But some of it absolutely sucked, y'all, and I'm not a traitor for saying so.

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“As a civil rights attorney, I see constant reminders of the legacy of slavery, and the harm racism inflicts ..."

Living River In the afterword to his new photobook, Black Was the River You See, Welsh photographer Dan Wood describes the Ogmore as: “an unremarkable river. From its source at Craig Ogwr (527m) it runs approximately 28km before meeting up with the Bristol Channel at Ogmore-by-Sea. It is a river that has been a constant in my life. I grew up with it and know it well. As a child almost everything I did seemed to revolve around the river – swimming, fishing, camping alongside its banks, watching the annual raft-race and just general mischief. It has taken me many years to appreciate it ...