
Clint Smith
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Writer at The Atlantic
Writer, @TheAtlantic. Author of Counting Descent, How the Word Is Passed, and Above Ground.
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2 weeks ago |
adn.com | Clint Smith
Elizabeth Hays, a white woman from central North Carolina, had never been to the National Museum of African American History and Culture. But earlier this month, after she read about Donald Trump’s executive order targeting the museum and others throughout the Smithsonian system, she made the nearly five-hour drive up to Washington, D.C., to visit. She was worried that if she waited any longer, she might encounter a sanitized version of the museum, or no museum at all.
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3 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Clint Smith
Elizabeth Hays, a white woman from central North Carolina, had never been to the National Museum of African American History and Culture. But earlier this month, after she read about Donald Trump’s executive order targeting the museum and others throughout the Smithsonian system, she made the nearly five-hour drive up to Washington, D.C., to visit. She was worried that if she waited any longer, she might encounter a sanitized version of the museum, or no museum at all.
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2 months ago |
businessandamerica.com | Clint Smith
The skid steer’s hydraulic breaker rose up toward the sky, then plunged into the street below, rupturing the concrete and the yellow paint overlaying it. The jackhammer’s staccato thundered over the din of passing traffic. It was a Tuesday morning in March, and people walking by covered their ears. Others took out their phones to capture the destruction.
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2 months ago |
theatlantic.com | Clint Smith
The skid steer’s hydraulic breaker rose up toward the sky, then plunged into the street below, rupturing the concrete and the yellow paint overlaying it. The jackhammer’s staccato thundered over the din of passing traffic. It was a Tuesday morning in March, and people walking by covered their ears. Others took out their phones to capture the destruction.
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Feb 11, 2025 |
asce.org | Clint Smith |Ben Walpole
By all accounts, Clint Smith is a very friendly person. Kind and generous; his quick, sarcastic wit delivered in an Alabama drawl. But nice as he is, don’t be mistaken. Smith is also a fighter – relentless in his drive to improve as a water resources engineer and stubborn in his stance to stand up for what he believes in. "Yeah, it’s a trail," Smith said. "It’s forging your own path when the path isn’t seen.
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