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Few superstars are better suited to bridge the gap between Gen Z and nonprofits, which have struggled to build relationships with younger donors.

Israeli restrictions on food entry are stalling recovery from famine in Gaza as malnutrition cases climb, an IPC report finds. Two-year-old Hashem Abu Mustafa, born hungry in a Rafah tent, may…

She didn’t see herself as a saint; she identified as something we needed even more: a writer.

August 29th. French cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles is throwing its traditional end of summer party, also known as “le cocktail de rentrée littéraire.” On the intimate patio of the Musée Bourd…

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We Can Read Our Way Out Of Autocracy

"Believe in everything. Believe in nothing. The world is beautiful, and the world is a disaster. Accept it." A collection of character studies offering a complex glimpse into personalities that are emotionally deep, engaging, deeply intimate and achingly real. Each hinges on emotional weight instead of dramatic plot momentum. One would think that this lack of resolution would leave readers wanting.

Not one country's freedom and liberty has ever been increased by banning books.

“Each time America’s had the opportunity to break free from the ghosts of the past, the majority of white Americans have chosen again and again the security and comfort of the storybook version of the American idea that conceals what is happening to us.” Glaude’s newest book is so specifically of this precise moment while also displaying each link in the historical chain of decision making and willful forgetting that have gotten us here.

Nelson A. Denis, War Against All Puerto Ricans: Revolution and Terror in America's Colony . New York: Nation Books, 2015. ISBN: 978-1-56858-...

A hauntingly authentic fantasy that also serves a meditation on suicide and the decision to stay.