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never really got a chance to fully benefit from the kind of interconnected, multiversal-hopping madcaps that the CW’s other comic book shows enjoy, it spent four seasons carving out a distinct space on the network where Black superheroes could stand front and center as the focus of their own stories. Last night, it had its swan song in “The Book of Resurrection: Chapter Two: Closure.”
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Black Lightning used its heroes and the city of Freeland to tackle the kinds of stories about systemic, anti-Black racism that are every bit as much a part of American history as comic books themselves. In doing so, Salim Akil’s series brought its DC characters to life with a purpose beyond immediate entertainment. Though the series arrived in 2017 already comfortable in that mode of social justice-focused storytelling, it’s been interesting to watch other series like
KATY, Texas â Northwestern State menâs basketball coach Mike McConathy has preached âwe not meâ throughout the 2020-21 season.
His fourth-seeded Demons paid back his belief in that philosophy Thursday evening in the Southland Conference Tournament quarterfinals, using a plethora of key contributions to hang for an 82-79 win against fifth-seeded New Orleans at the Leonard E. Merrell Center.
âWe played against an extremely difficult team to play,â said McConathy, who improved to 19-9 in SLC Tournament games. âThey are extremely athletic. They do a great job in so many areas offensively and defensively. I was proud of the guys because, at the end, when things got a little hairy and we didnât make some shots we needed to, we were able to have enough in us to hold onto the win. Iâm really pleased with the effort of all the guys on the floor, on the bench, everywhere.â
Massner carries Northwestern St. past New Orleans 82-79
March 12, 2021 GMT
KATY Texas (AP) Trenton Massner had 20 points, including two free throws with 43 seconds left, as Northwestern State edged New Orleans 82-79 in the quarterfinals of the Southland Conference Tourney on Thursday.
The Demons meet top-seeded Nicholls State in Friday’s semifinal round.
Larry Owens had 13 points for Northwestern State (11-17). Jamaure Gregg added 11 points and seven rebounds. Brian White had 10 points and C.J. Jones scored five and dished seven assists.
New Orleans came as close as 81-79 on a Kmani Doughty 3-pointer with 12 seconds left. Northwestern State added a free throw one second later and New Orleans turned the ball over twice as the clock ticked down.
And the ranger leans in, gives me the paperwork for the park and is like, now, can your mother read? i mean, she s there. i m a boy, you know? it s like, what can you do with that kind of ignorance? it s complicated and it s no wonder that some deaf people become anti-hearing because every experience is like that. i was at the airport. there was a person with a sign that said c.j. jones and i said, yes. and i was asked, do you need a wheelchair? i swear to god, i swear to god. he s seen me walk with my luggage. i m walking, i m upright and i m walking. i kind of looked at myself. no thank you. you should have taken the wheelchair. why not? [ laughter ] let the hearing guy push you. let s go. my friend duane wants me to ask, do sometimes black people sign to each other look like they re doing gang signs?