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Assessing the existence of food deserts, food swamps, and supermarket redlining in Saginaw

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By Ashley Bell, Greg Rybarczyk, Richard L. Wetzel, Dorceta E. Taylor
| JAFSCD
Abstract Food insecurity is an issue that is commonplace in American cities but that impacts Blacks disproportionately. Unfortunately, most food access studies focus on large cities, leaving us with little knowledge of food access in small cities. This paper focuses on Saginaw, a small, racially segregated Michigan city. We examined the following questions: (1) How has the distribution of Saginaw’s food outlets changed between 2013 and 2023?
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Can Mickey Mantle's 565-foot homer be matched?

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By Greg Rybarczyk
| ESPN Verified
0 SharesprintcommentWednesday marks the 60th anniversary of one of the most famous home runs in major-league history -- one hit by Mickey Mantle off Chuck Stobbs at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C. Yankees publicist Red Patterson claimed the home run went 565 feet.Mickey Mantle's home run in 1953 landed in a housing development beyond the left-field wall. But did it really travel 565 feet? AP PhotoIs a 565-foot home run feasible in today's game?
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