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s.e. smith
smith is a National Magazine Award–winning essayist and journalist
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Why It's a Mistake to Call Those Anti-LGBTQ Laws 'Don't Say Gay'
At least 16 states, including Florida, Ohio, Missouri, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Alabama, have introduced or passed “parental rights” legislation that bars discussion of LGBTQ subjects in schools. Specifically, educators are not allowed to instruct students...
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Americans are emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic like survivors of a wildfire surveying an unfamiliar landscape. As we take stock of what’s left, we are forced to rebuild, but we need not simply restore what...
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