AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHistoric Law & Memory in France: France’s National Assembly voted unanimously (254-0) to repeal the 1685 Code Noir, the “Black Code” that legally treated enslaved people as property—though the Senate still has the final say and reparations remain unresolved. Politics & Youth in the Suburbs: A Reuters report on Sarcelles shows hard-left momentum as a new mayor, backed by LFI, mobilizes young voters in a diverse, working-class town. Culture & Pride Reading: Scholastic unveiled LGBTQ+ books for Pride Month, spotlighting new middle-grade and YA stories built around representation. Sports & New Faces at Roland-Garros: As the French Open reaches quarterfinals, teen and early-20s players take center stage, with Mirra Andreeva advancing after a dominant win. Lifestyle & Music: Dweezil Zappa launches a 20-year Frank Zappa live celebration tour, while London’s June gig guide leans into major pop and festival energy. Community & Belonging: A piece on Pride Month events in New Orleans highlights family-focused celebrations and first-time drag experiences for kids.
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