Family Separation, Depression, and Fairy Changelings
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Old Conservatives, Hurricane Maria, and the Marshmallow Test
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Fighting Bias, Nuclear Summits, and Fava Beans
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Crab Blood, Queer London, and Kidnappings
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DNA, Ancient Meals, and a Quaker Rebel
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Lessons for Korea, Child Sacrifice, and Flat Earthers
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Black Athletes, Chaos, and Barbara Bush
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Suggested Readings: Dangerous Births, Air Strikes, and Depression
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Suggested Readings: Evictions, Phoenicians, and Glass
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Facebook data, gene-edited food, and a newly discovered organ
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Gun Norms, Jolts of Joy, and Life on Mars
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Suggested Readings: Black Holes, Blizzards, and Constitutional Crises
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Remembering Stephen Hawking and Future Science
An original essay about the science of the future by the late theoretical physicist.
Suggested Readings: Talking Trees, Code-Switching, and Stinkbugs
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Suggested Readings: Tariffs, Wakanda, and the History of the Universe
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Suggested Readings: “Crisis Actors,” Curling, and Day Drinking
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Suggested Readings: School shootings, colds and flus, and tennis balls
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Suggested Readings: Thrill-Seeking, Contradictory Coupledom, and Cheddar Man
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Suggested Readings: The Mystery of Brain Death, Early Cosplay, and Superbowl Ads
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10 Poems by African-American Poets
Poems by African-American poets, including Gwendolyn Brooks, Kwame Dawes, Rita Dove, Langston Hughes, Tyehimba Jess, Kevin Young, and more.
Suggested Readings: Pain and Pleasure, Crying Babies, and Birdfeeders
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RIP Ursula K. Le Guin
"Isn't the 'subjection of women' in science fiction merely a symptom of a whole which is authoritarian, power-worshipping, and intensely parochial?"
Suggested Readings: Olfactory Vocabulary, Contraceptive Apps, and Government Shutdowns
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Suggested Readings: Preschool Teachers, 11-Dimensional Space, and Sex Robots
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