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How One Family Told the Story of the Tulsa Massacre

The story of the Goodwin family whose newspaper through the generations documented the Tulsa massacre

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Body Neutrality Is Better Than Body Positivity

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The Radical Joy of Rachel Cargle

Discovering the value of pleasure and ease with the author of 'A Renaissance of Our Own.'

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From humorous memoirs to sharp cultural criticism

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The publisher Flatiron Books kicked off a frenzy of speculation over a potential book release from Taylor Swift

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What King Charles III Learned From His Notorious Great Uncle

While they are different in many respects, King Charles III did learn a few things from the Duke of Windsor

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11 New Books You Should Read in May

From 'The Covenant of Water' by Abraham Verghese to 'Yellowface' by R.F. Kuang

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We Still Don’t Know How to Judge Great Art by Bad Men

'The more deeply we engage with art, the more troubled we’re likely to be over the sins of the people who made it'

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Why Moms on Instagram Love Minimalism

The aesthetic seems completely at odds with, well, children.

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How Doctors Inadvertently Fat-Shame Kids

Pediatricians need to know how much kids weigh, at least periodically. But often they bring their anti-fat bias to the exam room.

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Salman Rushdie Is Writing About His Attack

'I intend to reclaim my life as fully as I can, but slowly does it'

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The Best Judy Blume Books to Read at Every Age

From picture books to young adult novels, Blume has a story for every reader

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Learning to Not Read History Backwards

What a trove of diaries from Amsterdam during World War Two taught Nina Siegal about history and how we remember the Holocaust

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The 14 New Books You Should Read in April

From Curtis Sittenfeld's 'Romantic Comedy' to David Grann's 'The Wager'

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How to Harness Mega Seaweed Blobs For a Sustainable Future

Seaweed blobs like the one hitting Florida are too often seen as a risk. It's time to embrace their opportunity as an environmental solution.

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Cheryl Strayed Will Always Be Here for You

The author of 'Tiny Beautiful Things' revisits her advice column in a new TV series

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