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There’s now a thriving cottage industry for content that re-examines the recent past through a contemporary critical lens. Is that a good thing?
This week on the SouthBound podcast, writer Shea Serrano talks about his new book, “Hip-Hop (and Other Things),” which is likely to be his fourth straight New York Times bestseller. On Twitter, he has built an army of followers who routinely do good deeds for people in need. And it all stems from a moment when he really needed a second job.
San Antonio author Shea Serrano and