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Keith Harris

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Co-founder/co-editor of Racket. Final City Pages music editor. Economically unviable. Not the dead British ventriloquist. Premature anti-rockist. He/him.
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Congrats? Clarence Thomas Repeatedly Quotes U of M Law School Hack in Birthright Citizenship Dissent.

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Welcome back to The Flyover, your daily digest of important, overlooked, and/or interesting Minnesota news stories. Maybe you’ve heard of Uline, the Wisconsin-based shipping and business supply company, or at least know the name. You’re less likely to be familiar with its owner, Richard Uihlein, a major conservative donor, and almost certainly unfamiliar with the PAC he funds, Restore Sanity.
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It’s Almost Independence Day and It’s Your Complete Concert Calendar: June 30-July 6

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Good news—I went outside today and the air was not an oppressive, dense blanket of humidity. Maybe this holiday weekend will be enjoyable?
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When Nice Folks Make Cruel Choices: Journalist Justin Ellis on MN’s History of ‘Unaccounted for Repression, Rage, Discrimination, and White Supremacy’

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In late 2020, during the Covid pandemic, just months after the uprising in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, Justin Ellis learned that his mother had cancer. Ellis had already published an essay in The Atlantic, “Minneapolis Had This Coming,” discussing how the persistence of state brutality against Black people, and the city’s ability to elude a true racial reckoning, were at the root of the Lake Street riots.
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