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Getty; The Atlantic How I Learned to Eat Alone and Not Be Lonely
What two years of solo dinners taught me
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KENA BETANCUR / AFP / Getty What the Labor Movement Can Learn From Its Past
The journalist and organizer Kim Kelly sees the recent union drives at Amazon and Starbucks as part of a longer history.
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The Atlantic The Rise of Déjà Zoom
Virtual friendships are transitioning from grainy video into real life, and creating a pandemic-induced feeling akin to déjà vu.
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Youngkyu Park / Netflix In Netflix’s Squid Game, Debt Is a Double-Edged Sword
Beneath the hyper-violence, the hit show has surprisingly tender reflections on our obligations to other people.
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Chip Somodevilla / Getty; The Atlantic Rubio: I’m Not Sure We’re Better Off Than We Were Under Trump
The Florida senator isn’t convinced that the current administration is doing better than the last.
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Anna Moneymaker / Getty; The Atlantic Pelosi: ‘Make No Mistake: This Is the Biden Agenda’
A conversation with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi
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Alexi Rosenfeld / Getty Why Are People Nostalgic for Early-Pandemic Life?
Pandemic fatigue is fueling a bizarre sense of longing.
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JOSH EDELSON / AFP / Getty When Your Yard Can Kill You
My mom wanted to be prepared for wildfire season. But I knew she was concerned about the cost.
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Dayna Smith / The Washington Post / GETTY; … Why This Wave of Anti-Asian Racism Feels Different
The author Cathy Park Hong sees the recent upsurge in violence as a turning point for Asian Americans.
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Adam Maida / Getty / The Atlantic Snow Days May Never Be the Same
The availability of virtual learning means schools don’t necessarily need to shut down for the weather. But the loss of snow days is the loss of a source of joy for kids.
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Millennium Images / Gallery Stock Dear Diary: This Is My Life in Quarantine
Sensing that they’re living through a historic moment, many people are journaling to create a keepsake of life during the pandemic.
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Evening Standard / Getty The Surprisingly Fraught Question of Who Pays for Birth Control
The burden of many of the most common contraceptive methods falls on women. Some heterosexual couples try to fix that imbalance by splitting the cost.
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Africa Studio / Andrew Slatter / Shutterstock / … The Christmas Baby’s Dilemma
Combining two celebrations into one day can be a gift or a curse.
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