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How many variations on "I identify as..." do we need in this world?
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CNN’s no good, very bad segment does not bode well for the future.
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Why do we fake expertise on the internet?
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And why "dunking" on our political opponents only fuels the problem.
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It's time to get real about what Republicans tried to do after losing the 2020 election.
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There's one scene in Don't Look Up that's been sticking in the back of my mind.
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In the final newsletter of the year, I reflect a bit on internet culture, the social media incentives to "dunk" on others, and how I plan to approach…
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The disdain this paper has for its readers makes me feel like a sucker for paying for it.
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It's perfectly fine to offer words of encouragement upon learning that someone has been attacked and hospitalized. What's important is to not rush to…
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Rather than brushing of criticism of Haberman as being the result of ill-informed readers, the Post could have more directly engaged on the issue.
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People have been freaking out about the "War on Christmas" for more than a century.
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As the next COVID surge pummels the east, looks like the light at the end of the tunnel wasn't real this time, either.
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