The Myth, the Mystery, and the Soul of the Slam Dunk,” Inquirer columnist Mike Sielski explores the effect of Julius Erving’s career, particularly his move from the ABA’s New York Nets to the 76ers.

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Join the New Orleans Jazz Museum for a conversation between author of the book Economy Hall: The Hidden History of A Free Black Brotherhood.

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