Death Has Been Constant in My Short Time on the Earth

On August 3, President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign launched a new 30-second attack ad against the…

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The Gothic Heroine’s Second Act

Quarantine art is marked by dread and claustrophobia, characteristics that have always been predominantly female. The future…

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I Don’t Think Anyone Grows Up Wanting to Be a Prison Guard

I don’t think anyone grows up wanting to be a prison guard. I was going to…

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The White Nationalist Education of Stephen Miller

GEN: Why did you want to write a book about Stephen Miller? Jean Guerrero: It started…

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I’m a Flight Attendant. The Airlines Don’t Care Enough About My Health or Yours

A morning ritual is a difficult thing to keep up when the world as you know…

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I’ve Been Telling Hollywood to Hire Black Talent for Years

As a kid growing up in the 1990s, I didn’t put two and two together. I…

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The World Aflame Uses Color to Make Us See History’s Darker Moments

Marina Amaral and Dan Jones’ new book colorizes early to mid-20th century war photos to draw…

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Talking About Racial Bias With the Author of ‘Biased’

Few can speak more authoritatively to the subject of racial bias than Stanford psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt.…

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Richmond’s Statues of Limitation

While the monument’s scene was serene that night, Richmond was not. About a half-mile away, aggressive…

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Why half-normal feels even stranger than total chaos

Welcome back to Flux, a weekly newsletter from GEN about the powerful forces reshaping America. I’m…

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The Pandemic Isn’t Forcing Moms Out of the Workforce

Let’s be crystal clear about why working mothers are suffering. On Wednesday, the Washington Post published a…

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The National Pastime Is a National Disgrace

As it bumbles its way toward what looks like an even shorter season than it planned,…

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