AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPolitics & History: France’s National Assembly voted unanimously to repeal the Code Noir, the 1685 slavery-era law that treated people as property—an overdue symbolic step that lawmakers link to a wider reckoning on racism and colonial legacies. Culture & Pride: Scholastic rolled out its Pride Month lineup, spotlighting LGBTQ+ stories across middle grade and YA, pushing representation front and center for young readers. Lifestyle & Community: A Pride kickoff in New Orleans’ Longue Vue House and Gardens drew families to Family Equality Day with crafts, drag performances, and a resource fair—an early lesson in inclusion for kids. Sports & Identity: In France’s suburbs, Sarcelles’ new mayor Bassi Konate (backed by hard-left LFI) is using local networks and social media to mobilize young, diverse voters ahead of next year’s presidential race. Arts & Reading: A new psychological thriller by H.Y. Hanna, set in Crete, leans into “sunshine noir” summer reading with dark secrets and female friendship at its core.
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