My picks for #sundayread for November 3, 2019:

• Ten years ago this week, what were our #sundayread recommendations?
  https://itswa.de/2V3kYQO
• Wrong Way: At 15, Isaiah Battle was the county’s No. 1 car thief.
  By @LisaGartner and @ZackSampson
• Benefit of the Doubt: How Portland (Ore.) Public schools helped an educator evade sexual misconduct allegations
  By Bethany Barnes @BetsBarnes
• I listened to Ursula K. Le Guin “Words Are My Matter”: Skip the book intros/reviews — enjoy the essays on writing, genre fiction and feminism instead.
  [aff. link] https://amzn.to/2PF8vC4
• The Cop Who Became a Robber
  By @JeffMaysh
• Frank Dowsing, Mississippi State’s first black football player, is almost unknown today.
  By Andrew Maraniss @trublu24
• Flashback: From 2009: What Unstuck Austin: One roadmap for Birmingham economic development
• Q&A with esteemed actor Yaphet Kotto
  By @ElonGreen
  (via @sundaylongread)
• Q&A with New York Times writer and author @TaffyAkner
  By @SaraFredman
  (via @sundaylongread)
• Flashback: Payoff: How my blog posts ended up in the New York Post and the Birmingham News
• The 20 defining comedy sketches of the past 20 years
  By @ElaheIzadi
• Tampa Electric knew the procedure was dangerous. It sent workers in anyway.
  By @_NeilBedi, @JonathanCapriel, Anastasia Dawson @adawsonwrites and Kathleen McGrory @kmcgrory
• A Scientist Witnessed Poachers Killing a Chimp
  By @EdYong209
  (via @sundaylongread)
• The Year I Went Bald
  By @SarahW einman
  (via @sundaylongread)

More posts from Wade this week:

• The Birmingham channel: Treats treats treats

More #sundayread:

• All tweets for November 3 #sundayread
• The latest #sundayread tweets
• More #sundayread recommendations from me