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How Jim White Helped His Bluebird Spread Her Wings
An outsider artist’s odyssey to the center of his daughter’s life.
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The ripples of Title IX and the women who played in its wake
The stories of 10 women (and one girl) whose lives have been changed by the impacts of Title IX.
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What would I have done?
The last time I saw my grandfather, he did not remember me. It was November two years ago and we were in Dallas. When my mother drove us from the airport, the brightness and flatness of most things disoriented me. The light was nearly white, the sky a single shade of blue. In the car,
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Q&A: Reporter Ken Armstrong Talks Netflix’s ‘Unbelievable’
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The girl who chased frogs
Journalist Lyra McKee, a contributing editor to The Sunday Long Read, had just filed the first draft of this story when she was killed while covering violent protests in Northern Ireland on April 18. It is the story of Honduran biologist Meli Flores, whose unresolved 2016 disappearance has left many unanswered questions. In some ways,…
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