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Critical Race Theory explained by its founder
Critical Race Theory explained by its founder

There’s power in speaking truth to power — you just need the courage of your convictions. Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw is Distinguished Professor of La…

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All y'all have accents
All y'all have accents

 Whether you notice it or not, you speak with an accent. Valerie Fridland, professor of linguistics in the English Department at the University of Ne…

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Planet Money unpacks the economy
Planet Money unpacks the economy

Our lives are ruled by markets, but you don’t have to be an economist to understand these forces. Alex Mayyasi, host of the new podcast “Gastronomics…

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Pete Hegseth's violent prayers
Pete Hegseth's violent prayers

 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth believes America’s wars around the world are part of a holy Christian mission. Peter Wehner, contributing writer a…

2 months, 4 weeks ago

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American cars used to be affordable. What happened?
American cars used to be affordable. What happened?

 The average new car in America costs $50,000, but how many people can actually afford one? Clifford Winston is an economist who specializes in trans…

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Is Venezuela doing better now?
Is Venezuela doing better now?

The U.S. military attack on Venezuela was fast and surgical — so how is the country doing now? Missy Ryan, staff writer for The Atlantic, joins host …

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PEN15’s Anna Konkle on how life inspires art
PEN15’s Anna Konkle on how life inspires art

 For children who felt responsible for their parents’ happiness: There’s a way to turn that into joy. Anna Konkle is co-creator and co-star of the Hu…

3 months ago

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Is Mexico next on Trump’s hit list?
Is Mexico next on Trump’s hit list?

President Trump’s threats to attack drug cartels inside Mexico have put the bilateral relationship on edge. Arturo Sarukhan served as Mexican Ambassa…

3 months ago

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Would you be different if you got super rich?
Would you be different if you got super rich?

The super rich are wildly different than the rest of us, in part by the way they’ve designed their lives. New York Magazine features writer Lane Brow…

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Stop offloading the hard stuff to A.I.
Stop offloading the hard stuff to A.I.

Many of us offload heavy thinking to A.I., and our brains are going soft in the process. Cal Newport, professor of computer science at Georgetown Uni…

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