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Archives for September 2014
A site was set up threatening to release private nude photos of Emma Watson, apparently because she stood up for gender equality. The threats against her are an attack on all of us, and we need to take it personally.
The decline of the maid’s room and the Lower East Side tenement are to blame.
130,000 refugees flooded into Turkey in just three days.
And vice versa.
Its decorative gourd season — and demand for mini-pumpkins is just out of control.
Absent congressional action, the executive branch is striking out on its own to curb tax inversions
The paper and chief television critic Alessandra Stanley don’t seem to understand what she did wrong in her piece about Shonda Rhimes.
One map that tells you where the 1-percent line is in each state
How a faint scattering of dust led physicists astray.
Both economic theory and empirical evidence say divestment campaigns don’t hurt the financial interests of the companies they target. But their symbolic power does matter.
And there have been more disturbing allegations against him in the past.
An inside look at where babies come from.
The stout-flavored latte is here to rival the PSL’s unquestioned seasonal beverage dominance
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Emma Watson made a speech to the United Nations this weekend that both launched an initiative for global gender equality and underlined the world’s need for feminism.