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Built for the Industrial Revolution. Still running that program.

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One man. Every catastrophe of modern China. He survives them all.

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A mother walks Israel to avoid the news of her son.

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The ring is missing. It might be in one of the tamales. They eat them all.

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A Murri woman comes home to save her family's land from a prison.

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A border village in 1947. The trains arrive carrying bodies.

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The reluctant messiah refuses

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Arrested for electric guitar. The exile is the point.

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How to break the internet on purpose.

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Her thoughts spiral without end. This is what OCD actually is.

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Two boys break a kissing record. The AIDS generation watches.

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Thirty million trees. Nobel Prize. Short version.

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Most parenting is conditional love. Kohn shows you what the alternative looks like.

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Dream big, then do the math.

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Nothing happens. Everything matters.

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The American colony that never made it into American history class.

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Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

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Black, queer, chronically ill, broke. She makes it hilarious.

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1942. Fourteen Japanese American kids. One executive order.

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History’s receipts for injustice.

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A protest in watercolor.

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She escapes Zimbabwe. Discovers escape is also a loss.

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Equality, but make it obvious.

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