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NBA Fashion Photo Book Reveals Looks from Frazier to Jordan to Iverson - Vimarsana News

NBA Fashion Photo Book Reveals Looks from Frazier to Jordan to Iverson

The story of pro basketball fashion is also the swaggering story of America, says Pulitzer winner and Portland State University grad Mitchell S. Jackson.

A.I. Policing and Facial Recognition Are on the Rise - Vimarsana News

A.I. Policing and Facial Recognition Are on the Rise

Police departments are rushing headlong into machine learning. That’s going to spell even more trouble for Black and brown Americans.

The Mercury's 2023 Fall Arts Preview: We Can Rebuild It - Vimarsana News

The Mercury's 2023 Fall Arts Preview: We Can Rebuild It

The Mercury’s Fall Arts & Culture Preview doesn’t need a theme, but this year’s was obvious: Portland is building. Portland is rebuilding. Its arts and culture worlds have rolled up their sleeves and are breaking ground. Here are some great examples: If you loved this summer’s immensely popular Comedy in the Park series, you’ll want to read about the nonprofit behind it, Kickstand, and their brick and mortar clubhouse that’s on track to open when...

Cedric the Entertainer's Debut Crime Novel, Omar Epps' Afrofuturistic Saga and More Books by Black Authors to Fall into this September - Vimarsana News

Cedric the Entertainer's Debut Crime Novel, Omar Epps' Afrofuturistic Saga and More Books by Black Authors to Fall into this September

From Cedric the Entertainer's first crime novel to the Fly: Big Book of Basketball Fashion, books by Black authors for September.

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Art As a Radical Tool for Realizing Abolition - Vimarsana News

Art As a Radical Tool for Realizing Abolition

How a growing collective of musicians, dancers, playwrights, and visual artists are using their practices to shift the narrative around the U.S. criminal legal system.