There’s been a slew of banning going on around the country, it seems (cell phones, games of tag, etc.) -- most of which seem ridiculous from the outside even as they make sense to those who propose them. This one might take the cake: a Georgia town has banned kids from playing soccer on public playing fields. But of course it’s simpler, and more complicated, than that. In the NYT: Refugees Find Hostility and Hope on Soccer Field
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