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Riding the Tornado
Daniel Blue Tyx, From Oxford American
An Interview with Dubravka Ugrešic
By Conducted By World Literature Today
Your Revolution at Home: Radical Fossil Fuel Divestment
By Samara Reigh
The Floors of the Met
By Karen Estrella, From Class Lives
Limiting Screen Time for Kids in a Digital World
By Dee Dee Risher, From Geez
Getting to Know Your Emotions
By Dzogchen Ponlop
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An Interview with Dubravka Ugrešic
By Conducted By World Literature Today
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A new environmental ethos for this new era of climate crisis.
The Floors of the Met
A memorable lesson in art appreciation.
Limiting Screen Time for Kids in a Digital World
One parent’s struggle to maintain a technological balance in her household.
Wabi-Sabi: The Art Of Imperfection
By Robyn Griggs Lawrence, From Natural Home
Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
An ethical guide to seafood.
Are Black People Cooler Than White People?
Dumb question....
When Did Our Jobs Turn into a Joke?
Remember Laverne & Shirley? Archie Bunker? Louie De Palma on Taxi? Norm and Cliff on Cheers? As these working-class characters live on in late-night reruns, a very different sort of everyperson is dominating the airwaves: the charmingly disengaged, sometimes bungling, always put-upon white-collar worker.
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Wabi-Sabi: The Art Of Imperfection
By Robyn Griggs Lawrence, From Natural Home
Fish To Eat Always, Never, and Sometimes
By Taras Grescoe, From Bottomfeeder
Are Black People Cooler Than White People?
By Donnell Alexander, From Might Magazine
When Did Our Jobs Turn into a Joke?
By Julie Hanus
Arts
The Amish Tradition of Baseball
Old-fashioned, led by communal spirit, and undaunted by anxiety and doubt, Amish tradition is ideal for the “mental game of baseball.”
Music Review: Aimer et Perdre – To Love and To Lose – Songs, 1917-1934
For those who appreciate the preservation of vintage recorded music, Aimer et Perdre: To Love and To Lose - Songs, 1917-1934 is essential.
She: The Raunchiest of 60s Girl Groups
Before Janis, before punk, She, the raunchiest of 60's girl groups, were ready to scandalize the nation.
Ask a Mortician
Mortician Caitlin Doughty is, host of a popular YouTube channel called “Ask A Mortician,” is trying to help us to not be afraid of death and dying.
Community
Toxic Twitter Wars: Intersectionality and Online Feminism
In the Twitter world, online feminism can result in endless finger-pointing, but it's important to remain steadfast and convicted when discussing women's rights and instersectionality.
Remembering Brenda Ueland’s Words
Memorializing Brenda Ueland through community-building.
A Clash of Paradigms
Two new books offer very different ways to address climate change.
Empowering Port Jervis and Beyond
Michael Sussman’s empowerment centers are helping communities band together and step up where social services fall short.
Mind And Body
The Positive Power of Walking
National summit showcases health, economic, and social justice benefits of walkable communities.
The Cyclist in the Cyclone
Bicycling across the United States is fraught with dangerous situations, some of which you might never expect.
Competitive Running: The Path to Human Endurance
Take a trip through theeyes of a runner in an ultramarathon that pushes competitive running and humanendurance to its most extreme.
The Existence of ‘God’ Creates Human Meaning
Why humans created the emerging God and how the concept of a higher power has brought meaning into human life.
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