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The More Education, the Wider the Gender Pay Gap—Wait, What?
Seattle women make less than men, but especially those with advanced degrees.
Japan has found a way to write off its national debt without creating inflation. Why can’t we do that?
A young white man moved into a black neighborhood to fix a crumbling house and discovered what really transcends differences.
The bittersweet benefits of yearning for the past.
Family Life Without Fossil Fuels—Slow and Satisfying
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How symptoms of mental illness manifest in Black women, and the steps you can take toward healing.
Al Gore’s “Inconvenient Sequel” Could Have Gone Further
Let’s face it. The people who really need to see this film are never going to go near it.
In Georgia, Jon Ossoff narrowly lost to Republican Karen Handel. That’s a big win: A Republican narrowly won in a strongly Republican district.
To understand the origins of wealth inequality and discrimination, we must look at the history of slavery.