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You may know Clint Smith for his work on racism and slavery. Fatherhood made him find joy in the mundane - The Atlanta Voice

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(CNN) - Fans of Clint Smith may best know the writer and journalist from his extensive work chronicling the history ofracism and slaveryin the US. Or, maybe, they know Smith from his tweets about soccer, specifically Arsenal F.C. Or, they may recognize his name from his work at The Atlantic. What they might not know? […]

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