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The NBA’s Second Apron Doesn’t Just Punish Teams, It Punishes Attachment

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By Dexter Henry Verified
| Substack
Last month, lifelong New York Knicks fans watched their team win an NBA championship for the first time in 53 years. For a few days, maybe even a few hours, everything felt simple. The Knicks had done it. The drought was over. The parade was real. The blue and orange confetti was falling through the streets of New York City, and generations of fans who had waited their entire lives finally got to celebrate something they once wondered if they would ever see.
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The World Cup Is Where The World Talks Back

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By Dexter Henry Verified
| Substack
There is a particular kind of joy that only the World Cup can produce. It is not just the joy of winning. It is the joy of being seen. You could see it on the faces of Cape Verde’s players after their final Group H match against Saudi Arabia. They had not won a game. They had not overwhelmed the tournament with goals. They had drawn three straight matches, two of them scoreless, and somehow that was enough.
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The Night I Wanted To Call My Parents

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By Dexter Henry Verified
| Substack
For years, I’ve had the privilege of telling other people’s stories. Today, I’d like to tell you one of my own. I can still feel it as if it were yesterday. The crisp spring air filled my lungs as I hopped down the last two steps of the stoop outside the red-brick six-family house where my family lived in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The May sun had already warmed the block, and I hurried toward the corner bodega before making the four-block walk to P.S. 219.
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