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Adulthood is strange, so the filmmaker @seanswangs called his middle school friends to see how they're handling it. Watch his new Op-Doc, “H.A.G.S.” (Have A Good Summer). https://t.co/1lPDJ06hRL
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An #Afghan woman, now in exile: "I know how the Taliban plan to shape the future of my country, and their vision of my country has no space for me." I Met a Taliban Leader and Lost Hope for My Country https://t.co/t0wQ3Pfej3
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I had the pleasure of voicing (and picking) Toyo Suyemoto's "Barracks Home" for this video feature here. This is one time you should read the comments section: it's filled with poems!!
https://t.co/SiJgROscl7
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"A key pillar of Trump’s strength is his success in turning the Republican Party into the explicit defender of white hegemony," @edsall writes. https://t.co/2h1DaQLCUq
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Soccer fans across Europe are furious, writes @JamesPiotr. "But the roots of the problem can be found at the turn of the century, when European soccer opened their doors to virtually anyone with large amounts of money." https://t.co/XhBmYwnqM9
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An encounter with the spokesman for the Taliban, filled @FForotan, a female journalist, with terror: “It was as if he saw me as an embodiment of sin and evil,” she says. https://t.co/Nw2AxEyahD
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Should the U.S. be investing more in nuclear energy as part of the country’s goal to lower emissions by 2050? That’s the debate on today’s episode of The Argument with @janecoaston. https://t.co/p2WOHbBkWS
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“Post-pandemic, I would love to see a huge amount of investment going into making online learning both accessible and engaging,” writes @karaswisher. “It’s decidedly not — and the opportunity is glaring.” https://t.co/VfqHoftuTL
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"The critical question is: Will this verdict usher in a new age where we can truly say that Black Lives Matter and where striving for equality before the law is not merely lip service, but a new enduring reality?" #NYTLetters https://t.co/FLZuy1KoNY
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"The Super League plan has proved to most fans that a cabal of superrich soccer club owners were willing to throw away a century of tradition to line their own pockets," writes @JamesPiotr. https://t.co/5P85mKAb2y
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We just published these animated @nytopinion videos, where contemporary poets read works from the past that are helping them make sense of the present.
What's a line of poetry that's helped you through a difficult time? https://t.co/syrfjznwsJ
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New film 'H.A.G.S' out in @nytimes today! A short and sweet look at adolescence and growing up told through the pages of my middle school yearbook.
Hope you like it. H.A.G.S!
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Artificial intelligence can help determine who gets hired, who gets fired, even who gets arrested. The problem? Many new technologies, like facial recognition tools, have baked-in biases. On Sway, @jovialjoy tells @karaswisher how she's trying to fix that. https://t.co/LDJd6WAlTh
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"Trump’s centrality guarantees that large numbers of resentful, truth-denying, conspiracy-minded, anti-democratic, overwhelmingly white voters will continue to find aid and comfort in the Republican Party," @edsall writes. https://t.co/MNPecxfFZn
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"I worked in Kabul as a television journalist for 12 years, and finally left in November after threats to my life," says @FForotan. The Taliban's "vision of my country has no space for me." https://t.co/uiydbG7DGa
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“A single decision is important, but it can’t fix a system,” writes @esaumccaulley on the Derek Chauvin verdict. “There is still work to do.” https://t.co/jzV8aZlF9s
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Studies have shown that when it comes to leadership, men are rewarded for their potential while women are judged on their experience. No woman could run a campaign like Andrew Yang's and be taken seriously, writes @michelleinbklyn. https://t.co/hVmpFTm4TF
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Why don't we know more about how the coronavirus vaccines affect menstruation? “It’s part of a long history of medicine not taking women’s bodies seriously,” write @aliceluculligan and @randihepstein of @YaleMed. https://t.co/2ksWYfIuYY
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Should nuclear power be a tool in the fight against climate change? Or should we be focusing our efforts on renewable energy like wind and solar? That’s the debate on today’s episode of The Argument with @janecoaston. https://t.co/Nhsxgatb95
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