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He oversaw breaking news on the sports desk and was hailed as “a balm” to colleagues.

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Scholar Adrian Miller's "Black Smoke" and pitmaster Rodney Scott's new cookbook remind us about the important, and often ignored, role of Black people in American barbecue.