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Glenn Adamson

New York
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Curator and writer, no longer posting on Twitter. Instagram: @glenn_adamson
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Hot Hand: Patrick Bongoy

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By Glenn Adamson
| The Grill Room
What happens to your car’s tires when you’re through with them? They might end up in Africa, which has become a dumping ground for waste of all kinds from Europe and America. This low-value trade is often justified as a form of recycling, but Africa is already besieged by millions of its own waste tires, and its relatively small number of industrial processing facilities can’t keep up. The result is an avalanche of rubber.
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J.P. Morgan Announces 2026 Summer Reading List and NextList Summer Series

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By Josh Tyrangiel, Glenn Adamson, Larry Warsh
| MarketScreener
J.P. Morgan's 27th annual Summer Reading List features 14 titles across leadership, AI, geopolitics, performance and longevity, curated by client advisors from around the globe. The NextList Summer Series returns for its second year, taking readers from a Broadway stage to the Swedish Riviera, Paris and beyond. NEW YORK, May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- J.P. Morgan today announced its 27th annual Summer Reading List , a curated collection of books selected to broaden perspectives and spark new ideas.
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Walking With Giants: The Return of the Totemic

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By Glenn Adamson
| Artforum
On the cultural power and misappropriations of a sacred Indigenous symbol Chief Son-I-Hat (Kóyongxung) with his home and totem pole, New Kasaan, AK, ca. 1908. Photo: Antonio Apache/Library of Congress. TOTEMIC. IT’S A WORD YOU HAVE LIKELY USED, probably without thinking too much about it.
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