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Was ‘Blind Side’ white savior narrative based on a lie?

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Who did the Fulton County D.A. indict along with Trump?
CBS News · Graham Kates, Melissa Quinn
Meet the 18 co-conspirators in the Georgia election case.
Maui ‘is not for sale’: Survivors say developers want to buy land
USA TODAY · N’dea Yancey-Bragg
After the fire, developers have reached out about acquiring the land islanders and their families have lived on for years, if not generations.
Trump indictment underscores election security risk for 2024
POLITICO · John Sakellariadis
Election security experts have long warned that the theft of sensitive voting system software could provide a road map for bad actors.
Amid growing hunger, Americans turn to fast-food joints
Salon · Ashlie D. Stevens
Meanwhile, many of the workers who are cooking and serving that food allege that their current wages don’t cover the cost of living.
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Was ‘The Blind Side’s white savior narrative built on a lie?
Vox · Fabiola Cineas
Michael Oher says the story of his adoption by a white family was never true and that they exploited him.
More NBA players are making $30M+ a year than CEOs of big companies
moneywise.com · Vishesh Raisinghani
Are either really worth such an astronomical amount?
First-time angler lands rare moonfish, a pending world record
USA TODAY · Pete Thomas
Beau Leaman of Santa Clarita, Calif., caught the 188.6-pound opah, or moonfish, after a 45-minute battle.
These interns took selfies with all 100 senators. Here’s what they discovered
NPR · Michael Levitt
In just three short weeks, these interns doggedly tracked down all the senators.
I don’t speak to my twin. Turns out,​ twin estrangement ​is pretty common.
Insider · Leah Eichler
“There’s such an ingrained belief that twins have an ideal relationship … and sometimes that’s true, but often it’s not.”
Harrison Ford inspires name for newly discovered snake species
People · Erin Clack
“These scientists keep naming critters after me, but it’s always the ones that terrify children.”

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