Denmark aims a wrecking ball at ‘non-Western’ neighborhoods
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Other dads once gave me a bigger life. Now I could do the same for Arturo.
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Ticket for one: The joy of going to the movies alone
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Everyone knew the migrant ship was doomed. No one helped.
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The cost of engaging with the miserable: Were we always this lonely and embittered?
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Too many kids show worrying signs of fragility from a very young age. Here’s what we can do about it | Parenting kids with anxiety
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The new puritans
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Stop shopping - America needs you to buy less junk
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‘Can’t compete’: Why hiring for child care is a huge struggle
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Behind shipping delays and soaring prices are workers still at mortal risk of COVID-19
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In the Afghanistan countryside, the endless killing of civilians turned women against the occupiers who claimed to be helping them
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The Roe baby
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In Disaster City, Texas, rescues are a way of life
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Kill the five-day workweek
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The Amazon that customers don’t see
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Seven-year-old boy charged with rape in New York. Is arresting him the answer?
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Choosing a school in a segregated city
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Yearbook photos of girls were altered to hide their chests
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Where Americans are moving
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Why Amazon workers sided with the company over a union
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After working at Google, I’ll never let myself love a job again
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Unwanted touch and empty consent
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Joe Biden wants the country to heal from its political divisions. But many people say they aren’t ready to reconnect with their estranged friends and family members.
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The gig economy is coming for millions of American jobs
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Black intimacy at the card table
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‘I was invisible’: The maid-turned-star who’s taking on racism in Brazil
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Preparing for “Yardi Gras” in New Orleans
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Bring back the nervous breakdown
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‘Fuck your feelings’ never applies to White men
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Crying in H Mart: Sobbing near the dry goods, I ask myself, “Am I even Korean anymore if there’s no one left in my life to call and ask which brand of seaweed we used to buy?"
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My family’s slave
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Logging in to get kicked out: Inside America's virtual eviction crisis
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Migrant workers restricted to farms under one grower’s virus lockdown
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America will sacrifice anything for the college experience
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Living in Sri Lanka during the end of the civil war, I saw how life goes on, surrounded by death
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My mother and my motherland - Jiayang Fan on the struggles of growing up as a poor immigrant, and how her desperate attempt to protect her hospital-bound mother was repurposed as Chinese propaganda
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Can child dolls keep pedophiles from offending? One man thinks so, and he’s been manufacturing them for clients for more than ten years.
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The value of extended families
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The workforce is about to change dramatically
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Why can’t we just hold classes outdoors instead?
11 votes -
On mob justice in Nigeria
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The anti-semitism we didn’t see: DeSean Jackson’s Hitler moment—and mine—showed that Black Americans’ experience of racism doesn’t automatically sensitize us toward other forms of prejudice
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The fight to redefine racism
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You want a Confederate monument? My body is a Confederate monument (sexual assault trigger warning)
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Flirting for morons
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The social codes of the crazy rich
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Confessions of a former bastard cop - An essay by a former police officer on why police are like this
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A man emerges from a 75-day silent retreat in Vermont
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What kind of man only works part time?
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What an economic liberal and conservative learned from their friendship
5 votes