The University of Michigan doubled down on D.E.I. What went wrong? (gifted link)
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The life-changing magic of Japanese clutter
19 votes -
Why I’ve tracked every single piece of clothing I’ve worn for three years
22 votes -
The hardest case for mercy: inside the effort to spare the Parkland school shooter [the death penalty]
25 votes -
Women’s lives under Islamic State in Niger’s Tillabery
7 votes -
"Sound of Freedom" inspiration accused in lawsuits and interviews of sexual predation
15 votes -
Quitting my job for the way of pain
51 votes -
She faked her chimp's death; then things went apeshit
14 votes -
Children today are suffering a severe deficit of play
49 votes -
Danecdotes: Reminiscences and Reflections Concerning a Largely Wasted Life
9 votes -
The rise of the ‘union curious’ - support for unionization among America’s frontline workers
28 votes -
A wife’s revenge from beyond the grave
48 votes -
'I want her to worry about who’s waiting on the corner’: How one man uses Facebook to frighten his children’s mother and why police do nothing
35 votes -
‘It’s like watching a TV drama’: what happens when [Met (London)] police go rogue - and get caught?
17 votes -
How CoComelon captures our children’s attention
15 votes -
The great deterioration of local community was a major driver of the loss of the play-based childhood
26 votes -
A Texas corporate lawyer got mad about illegal evictions—and did something about it
33 votes -
Asylum seekers from Mauritania are settling in Cincinnati as immigration to the United States has soared
13 votes -
Does anyone have the right to sex? [2018]
16 votes -
Toward a feminist criminal law: Mass incarceration means police and prisons are not simple allies for feminists who want a more just world
14 votes -
‘Mitzvah night is cancelled’. Inside the sex strike that has infuriated husbands and shaken the ultra-Orthodox world.
55 votes -
Do children have a “right to hug” their parents?
14 votes -
George Monbiot comes face to face with his local conspiracy theorist
12 votes -
Student revolt and the curtailing of critical speech
19 votes -
The “bad nanny” wars
7 votes -
Chinese woman in Beijing goes on one hundred blind dates per year
29 votes -
How Chinese students experience America
23 votes -
The rise and fall of the trad wife: Alena Kate Pettitt helped lead an online movement promoting domesticity. Now she says, “It’s become its own monster.”
39 votes -
The life-ruining power of routines: Habits don’t lead to personal optimisation. They lead to suffering.
32 votes -
Notes on conciseness
30 votes -
A professor claimed to be Native American. Did she know she wasn’t?
25 votes -
Ezra Klein Show: "What relationships would you want if you believed they were possible?"
21 votes -
Polyamory, the ruling class’s latest fad
23 votes -
Everyone’s a sellout now
33 votes -
Inventing the perfect US college applicant – For $120,000 a year, Christopher Rim promises to turn any student into Ivy bait
23 votes -
Inside the strange, secretive rise of the 'overemployed'
31 votes -
Beatriz Flamini, the woman who spent five hundred days in a cave
17 votes -
‘America is under attack’: Inside the anti-D.E.I. crusade
27 votes -
The poverty of anti-wokeness
39 votes -
The three-decade saga that led to the Crown Heights tunnels
13 votes -
To fight absenteeism, US schools turn to private companies
22 votes -
Salary negotiation: Make more money, be more valued (2012)
37 votes -
Mark Zuckerberg is building a top-secret compound in Hawai'i
32 votes -
The death of a gun-rights warrior
33 votes -
Sentenced to life for an accident miles away
35 votes -
The red US state brain drain isn’t coming. It’s happening right now.
77 votes -
New lives in the city: How Taleban have experienced life in Kabul
14 votes -
How millennials learned to dread motherhood
50 votes -
When the great apes at Furuvik Zoo in Sweden broke free from their enclosure last winter, the keepers faced a terrible choice
19 votes