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Artists setting stage for Messi’s arrival at Arrowhead

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By Brad Stephens , Gabe Swartz 
| KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS)
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - As Sporting KC gets ready to play host to the man considered one of the greatest players ever, artists are now setting that stage. Fans picked up a paintbrush to create art you’ll see this weekend in the stands at Arrowhead Stadium when Sporting hosts Inter Miami on Saturday. “It’s Messi, c’mon,” said Cauldron President Meghan Keller.
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Artists setting stage for Messi’s arrival at Arrowhead

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By Brad Stephens , Gabe Swartz 
| WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - As Sporting KC gets ready to play host to the man considered one of the greatest players ever, artists are now setting that stage. Fans picked up a paintbrush to create art you’ll see this weekend in the stands at Arrowhead Stadium when Sporting hosts Inter Miami on Saturday. “It’s Messi, c’mon,” said Cauldron President Meghan Keller.
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The Black Radical Imagination in a Rural Forgotten Space

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By Brad Stephens , Chris Stephenson
| metropolitics.org
Series: Black Power and Black Self-Determination in a New Time and New Spaces On the surface, Lawrenceville, Virginia, looks like many other small rural towns struggling in the wake of economic and social globalization. With a population that has declined more than 29% since 2010 and fast-diminishing employment opportunities in its principal industries, the community is certainly distressed. However, the abandonment manifest in a boarded-up downtown obscures a complex and nuanced past and present.
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