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Baby T. Rex Was an Adorable Ball of Fluff
Identity, Community, and Defiance, All Woven Into a Blouse
Swapping homegrown food and cultivating a community at fresh produce markets
Ghana's 100 year-old imam who went to church
A sixth-grader was sick of coloring. So she skipped six grades to attend Cal State L.A.
In A Hot Labor Market, Some Employees Are 'Ghosting' Bad Bosses
The Peculiar Blindness of Experts (Excerpted from a book, and unlike most book excerpt articles this one has made me really want to get the book.)
Woodstock: Sex, Drugs, and Zoning
'We are fighting': Brazil's indigenous groups unite to protect their land
Activists give jailed moms a Mother’s Day gift: bail
'It's not their fault': German families plead for return of stranded ISIS children
Nearly half of Republicans say it bothers them to hear a foreign language in public (Never, ever, have I wanted to say "triggered snowflakes" so much. Or, indeed, at all. And yet here we are.)
Banning immigrants’ languages can backfire. Just ask Ohio and Indiana. (More generally, never forget that historically it took immigrants three generations to speak English in the home. The immigrants we get in the US today are doing it in two.)
Philip Morris suspends social media campaign after Reuters exposes young 'influencers'
Can Domestic Abusers Be Cured?
How people with mental illness become prisoners in Alabama
Who Killed Claudia Gomez?
Women are filing more harassment claims in the #MeToo era. They’re also facing more retaliation.
Wikipedia Isn’t Officially a Social Network. But the Harassment Can Get Ugly.
Texas boys ranch moves forward as more men discuss abuse
Baby T. Rex Was an Adorable Ball of Fluff
Identity, Community, and Defiance, All Woven Into a Blouse
Swapping homegrown food and cultivating a community at fresh produce markets
Ghana's 100 year-old imam who went to church
A sixth-grader was sick of coloring. So she skipped six grades to attend Cal State L.A.
In A Hot Labor Market, Some Employees Are 'Ghosting' Bad Bosses
The Peculiar Blindness of Experts (Excerpted from a book, and unlike most book excerpt articles this one has made me really want to get the book.)
Woodstock: Sex, Drugs, and Zoning
'We are fighting': Brazil's indigenous groups unite to protect their land
Activists give jailed moms a Mother’s Day gift: bail
'It's not their fault': German families plead for return of stranded ISIS children
Nearly half of Republicans say it bothers them to hear a foreign language in public (Never, ever, have I wanted to say "triggered snowflakes" so much. Or, indeed, at all. And yet here we are.)
Banning immigrants’ languages can backfire. Just ask Ohio and Indiana. (More generally, never forget that historically it took immigrants three generations to speak English in the home. The immigrants we get in the US today are doing it in two.)
Philip Morris suspends social media campaign after Reuters exposes young 'influencers'
Can Domestic Abusers Be Cured?
How people with mental illness become prisoners in Alabama
Who Killed Claudia Gomez?
Women are filing more harassment claims in the #MeToo era. They’re also facing more retaliation.
Wikipedia Isn’t Officially a Social Network. But the Harassment Can Get Ugly.
Texas boys ranch moves forward as more men discuss abuse
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Date: 2019-05-13 07:16 am (UTC)"Our family's had this land since the 1600s. The US came to *us*."
Old Spanish land grants, don'tcha know.