Wealthy White people in Atlanta suburb tried to secede from their Black-led town. They failed.
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Survival of the mediocre mediocre
5 votes -
The strange and curious tale of the last true hermit
9 votes -
The strangest form of White flight
11 votes -
Family matters: Why a 27-year-old Canadian woman chose to be single and pregnant
5 votes -
My father says he’s a ‘targeted individual.’ Maybe we all are
7 votes -
Tallahassee yoga shooter was a far-right misogynist who railed against women and minorities online
14 votes -
US elementary school staff dresses up as Mexicans and MAGA border wall for Halloween
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How I lent my $4,500 camera kit for $95 and had it ‘legally stolen’
21 votes -
Modern STEM toys don't do a good job of educating because they're just toys, not tools
11 votes -
What role should victim impact statements play in Canadian courts?
5 votes -
Why we should believe in ghosts
7 votes -
'Journalism while brown': Why Sunny Dhillon quit The Globe and Mail
6 votes -
The time bandits of Southern California
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The backlash against overtourism
13 votes -
Blind people tell us how they experience sexual attraction
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Payback: Chicago Police Commander Jon Burge and his crew tortured false confessions out of hundreds of black men. Decades later, the survivors fought for reparations.
9 votes -
Are/were you addicted to anything?
Are you or were you ever addicted to alcohol, drugs, food, etc? If you are, how do you manage? Do you want to quit? If you quit, how? What/who helped you? What were your realisations?
29 votes -
Has Australia finally been won over by Halloween?
9 votes -
How the daughter of an African revolutionary learned about racism in a Canadian playground
9 votes -
How old is too old for trick-or-treating?
18 votes -
Living beneath the ground in an Australian desert
10 votes -
How to Remember Everything Forever-Ish, by Nicky Case — An Intro to Spaced Repetition
12 votes -
Why parenting is both the toughest and most rewarding gig
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Alienation is the most powerful online brand
10 votes -
Mum's voice makes better smoke alarm for children
3 votes -
Why Ontario police have charged a fortune teller under an antiquated 'witchcraft' law
8 votes -
Winners take all: The elite charade of changing the world
7 votes -
A novel way to prevent email overload
11 votes -
China's hidden camps. What's happened to the vanished Uighurs of Xinjiang?
9 votes -
Former CIA chief explains how spies use disguises
9 votes -
The FBI of the National Park Service
7 votes -
Can't find an affordable home? Try living in a pod
14 votes -
Baby box safety doubts raised by experts
5 votes -
Indonesian policewomen measured through 'purity and beauty', subjected to virginity testing
13 votes -
The bad behavior of the richest: what I learned from wealth managers
16 votes -
Your Real Biological Clock is You’re Going to Die
9 votes -
The people who moved to Chernobyl
8 votes -
Why aren't most women represented in the last names of their children?
14 votes -
The isolation of being deaf in prison
9 votes -
"He was to Seattle what Carnegie was to Pittsburgh" - the mark Paul Allen's philanthropy left on Seattle
6 votes -
The new American dream home is one you never have to leave
9 votes -
As Trump Demonizes Immigrants, These US Farmers Aren't Having it
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'We need to know the sex. If it’s a girl we are going to terminate it'
25 votes -
Scientists chase mystery of how dogs process words
6 votes -
Here’s what happened when I quit drinking a year ago
15 votes -
Cops with military experience up to three times more likely to shoot than non-veterans, according to new study of Dallas Police Department
8 votes -
When a DNA test reveals your daughter is not your biological child
11 votes -
North Korea: Diplomatic life inside Pyongyang can be 'superficial, difficult, and controlled'
7 votes -
Unprotected: "An acclaimed American charity said it was saving some of the world’s most vulnerable girls from sexual exploitation. But from the very beginning, girls were being raped."
9 votes