resists the urge for theatrics and blunt-force trauma. Vocally, there’s no overproduction, no rogue cackle or sandpapery belt. Instrumentally, it’s Taylor at her most mild and restrained. But the mildness isn’t toothless. bottle it up, and sell it back to us in a process thatuses vast amounts of natural resources All of these moves made in the quest for freedom — from Freedom Colonies to Freedom, Georgia — have come to be in spite of the continued imprisonment and disenfranchisement endured by Black people born in this “land of the free.” Black communities weren’tdesigned Eileen Connor, director of litigation at the Harvard Law School Project on Predatory Student Lending, interprets that argument as an “excuse.”