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    "bridgyOriginalText": "<p>These are the low walls along the new Texas Capitol Mall, stretching north from the Texas State capitol to the University of Texas. There&#39;s a parallel to be drawn between how hostility toward providing for the public good has been ingrained in the state constitution and code by right wing government and how the hostile anti-rest, anti-youth, anti-Black elements of this wall are incorporated directly into the state symbol.</p>",
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    "text": "These are the low walls along the new Texas Capitol Mall, stretching north from the Texas State capitol to the University of Texas. There's a parallel to be drawn between how hostility toward providing for the public good has been ingrained in the state […] \n\n[Original post on mastodon.social]"
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