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Today we’re reading about dance parties, CocoRosie and Anohni, and abortions.
When Obama talks about the power and meaning that he has gleaned from books, I hear the words of every person I’ve ever known who loves to read.
As Zora Neale Hurston famously wrote, “There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” Last year, around this time, it was already clear to us that 2016 would be an answer.
Gender essentialism, a belief used to oppress throughout most of human civilization, can’t suddenly be used to support intersectionality.
Today we’re reading about the ACLU, New Wave, and North Dakota.
Nubian tradition meets Brooklyn cool in Sudanese singer-songwriter Alsarah’s latest project, Alsarah & The Nubatones.
The filmmakers haven’t done the reading, in policy or psychology, to make their premise pay off.
The Glass Universe reads like a series of biographies linked by science and women’s rights, and its stories span more than a century.
Today we’re reading about “Our First Stand,” Obamacare, and hearbeat bills.
Season 6 offers an opportunity for Homeland to show how Muslim communities have been wronged by American policies.
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