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Equality Books

Iran's Hope on International Women's Day

By Narges Mohammadi

Women Live Longer Than Men—But Not in Medicine

By Christopher M. Worsham and Anupam B. Jena

The Dangers of Politicizing Civil Service

By Yong Kwon / Made by History

The Ukraine Minerals Pact Is Still a Bad Deal

By William Walldorf
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Never, Never Underestimate Ukraine

My country is not a Banana Republic that will simply bend to President Donald Trump's wishes.

By Illia Ponomarenko

Harry Warner Proved Speaking Out is Good Business

Harry Warner, founding President of Warner Bros. serves as an example of how to a grow business while exercising political savvy.

By Chris Yogerst / Made by History

The Nuclear-Level Risk of Superintelligent AI

AI researcher Dan Hendrycks and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt stress the dangers posed by superintelligent AI and offer a framework for preventing AI threats.

By Dan Hendrycks and Eric Schmidt

I Resisted Hiring Cleaners After Writing 'Maid'

Stephanie Land on why she couldn't bring herself to hire house cleaners for six years after publishing her bestseller

By Stephanie Land

The Case for Returning U.S. Public Lands to Indigenous People

"If the U.S. won’t properly care for its public lands, why not return them to their original caretakers?" asks photo-journalist Joe Whittle.

By Joe Whittle

Why the Fight Against Online Extremism Keeps Failing

Yes, Big Tech can do more. But all online spaces must commit to a more unified stance against extremism, writes Tamar Mitts.

By Tamar Mitts

Column: No, Trump Did Not ‘Bring Back Free Speech’

At his joint address to Congress, Trump said he brought back free speech. His actions say different, writes Scott Nover.

By Scott Nover

Credit Scores Are Key to Healing our Economy

John Hope Bryant argues that raising credit scores could lower crime rates, increase life expectancy, and lessen political division.

By John Hope Bryant

Amid DEI Rollbacks, Here Are 3 Key Steps Leaders Can Take

It is up to leaders to create a culture of "unhiding"—where employees feel safe to bring their best selves to work, writes Ruth Rathblott.

By Ruth Rathblott

The 1930s Case That Sparked a Deportation Debate

The story Frances Perkins, Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Labor Secretary, highlights the importance of protecting due process.

By Rebecca Brenner Graham / Made by History

Actually, Sometimes Facts Don't Matter

Jacob Russell and Dennis Patterson explain how facts are not the magic bullet for politics.

By Jacob Hale Russell and Dennis Patterson

The U.S. is No Longer the World’s Only Superpower

In his new book "Statecraft 2.0" Dennis Ross explores the domestic and international implications of the United States no longer dominating the world stage.

By Dennis Ross

What the 1990s Tell Us About DOGE

Here's how Musk's DOGE efforts compare with Clinton's attempts to "reinvent government" and minimize bureaucracy in the 1990s.

By Jacob Bruggeman & Casey Eilbert / Made by History

How I Survived the Aftermath of My Rape

'There is no truth to be found in the mind of a rapist; there’s no logic there to be parsed or decoded.'

By Amanda Nguyen

The Cost of Trying to Live Forever

Arianna Huffington argues that while the longevity movement is everywhere, it's not everything. It can cause us to focus only on how long to live and not on how to live.

By Arianna Huffington

How the Supreme Court Paved the Way for DOGE

Through a series of decisions, the Republican Justices laid the groundwork for much of the chaos of the Trump Administration

By Leah Litman
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