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the internet
We’re All Shopping Addicts Now There is always a newer, cooler, more desirable version of ourselves to become, if only we buy the right products.
By Michelle Santiago Cortés
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first person
The Invisibility I Feared I was caught before I fell through to the streets. Jordan Neely wasn’t so fortunate.
By Kaitlin Byrd
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the hard part
Facing Infertility With My Kids The IVF process is a lonely one. I refuse to let it be this time around for the sake of my two children.
By Amil Niazi
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art and soul
Naudline Pierre Is Making Her Own Mythology “It’s a world that’s not always joyful,” the Brooklyn-based painter says. “There’s strife but also reward, love and tenderness but also evil.”
By Bindu Bansinath
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the internet
We’re All Shopping Addicts Now There is always a newer, cooler, more desirable version of ourselves to become, if only we buy the right products.
By Michelle Santiago Cortés
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first person
I’m a TV Writer on Food Stamps While writers like me struggle to make ends meet, Hollywood studios get rich off the content we create.
By Jeanie Bergen
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power
Bad Actor Students arrived at Michèle Lonsdale-Smith’s acting class to kick-start their careers. Instead, ex-members say they were subject to cultlike abuse.
By Sara Jin Li
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power
The Cost of White Discomfort A train full of people who would rather look away, in a city whose leaders already had, saw Jordan Neely’s plea for help as an attack.
By Brittany Packnett Cunningham
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cut covers
Savannah James, MVP The matriarch of the James clan has always been the one calling the shots.
By Sylvia Obell
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first person
My Beautiful Mom Growing up, my mother taught me the power of looking good. It wasn’t always pretty.
By Samantha Leach
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the body politic
What If E. Jean Carroll Doesn’t Win? The rise and fall and rise of the Me Too movement.
By Rebecca Traister
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met gala 2023
The Truth About Karl The new Met exhibit “A Line of Beauty” shies away from complicated realities and only focuses on his prolific career.
By Cathy Horyn
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sustainability
Would You Wear a Bag Made of Cactus, Apples, or Grapes? These leather-alternative brands are hoping that you will.
By Chinea Rodriguez
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sustainability
How a Shopping Addiction Became a Hoarding Problem Lana Saint Clair found herself living among 4,000 pieces of clothing she’d thrifted with the intention of reselling. Instead, they took over her life.
By Danya Issawi
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parenting
Are We All Secretly Co-sleeping? The answer, according to Instagram and TikTok, is yes. Now if only we could talk about it outside of the comments section.
By Wendy Syfret
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dream date
Will Poulter Can’t Believe He’s This Swole Either The humble Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 actor puts his hands to good use.
By Iana Murray
