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History

Warnings from the Museum

A tour of authoritarianism through Europe’s past—and what lessons we might learn from the continent’s museums to fight back against authoritarianism today.

by Katie Dancey-Downs

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Essay

24 Hours in the Emergency Room at Al-Shifa Hospital

by Faress Arafat

Democracy

How To Be a Better Neighbor

by Lorelei Kelly, Kovie Biakolo

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Essay

My Family’s Wisdom Is My Inheritance

by Amaya McDonald

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Technology

The Politics of Cyberdecks

by Nicole Froio

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Old Friends

Can Siblings Eventually Become Friends?

by Niya Doyle

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Old Friends

Everyone Needs an Intergenerational Friendship

by Erin Zimmer Strenio

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Old Friends

Friends from Far Afield

by Francisco Attié

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Old Friends

Befriending My Reflection

by Allison Baker

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Books

Book of the Month: “Piñen” by Daniela Catrileo

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“You all owe somebody with a womb. The very least you could do is make sure that when they hit menopause, their life doesn’t suck.”

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Democracy

The Soil Beneath Democracy

by Lorelei Kelly

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Community

Helpers On the Ground

by The Conversationalist Team

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Community

Welcome to the Whistle Rebellion

by s.e. smith

American gay liberation activist Marsha P Johnson (1945 - 1992) (center left, in dark outfit and black hair), along with unidentified others, on the corner of Christopher Street and 7th Avenue during the Pride March (later the LGBT Pride March), New York, New York, June 27, 1982. (Barbara Alper/Getty Images)
History

How To Quit Doomscrolling When the World Is on Fire

by Emily Chudy

War

“All the Horrors Imaginable”

by Sara Cincurova

The Archive

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Art

Y’all Ready for This?

by Cara Marsh Sheffler

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Soapbox

Let Men Eat Cake (and Women Eat Ramen)

by Kiera Wright-Ruiz

Books

What We’re Reading This Summer

by The Conversationalist Team

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Art

Where Nigeria’s Potential Meets Its Reality

by Kovie Biakolo

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Community

Breaking the Cycle

by Victoria Law

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