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          Who Is Eugenia Cooney?: A YouTube Star's Decade Long Descent Into an Eating Disorder

          Junko Furuta Was Raped and Tortured for 40 Days. Her Killers Got off With a Slap on the Wrist.

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          22 Movies Where the Lesbians Get a Happy Ending

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      All-Too Male Gaze in Hollywood: Why There Are So Few Women Filmmakers

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      Where Amazon’s The Wilds Is Feminist — And Where It Isn’t

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      Fanfiction Is Older Than You Think – But Can It Survive Stricter Intellectual Property Laws?

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      It’s Not Just You, Academia Is Elitist. It Always Has Been.

      Higher education may be an equalizer between classes. But because academia is elitist, it remains a key perpetrator of inequality worldwide.

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      A Little Bit Human: Episode 11 – Losing Your Best Friend to a Cult

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      A Little Bit Human: Episode 8 – Do Liberals and Conservatives Have Different Brains?

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Bookshop.org Is Giving Away Free Books for Life and Supporting Independent Bookstores at the Same Time

Bookshop.org gives indie bookstores a way to compete against Amazon. With the Golden Bookmark Sweepstakes, you can support those bookstores and enjoy free books for life.

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6 Ways Effie Trinket Proved She Was a Feminine Icon

First-time viewers of the films might write her off as a one-dimensional side character, but Effie Trinket’s wardrobe makes her political views loud and clear.

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A Little Bit Demonic: The Lesser Key of Solomon and Its 72 Demons

Want to learn how to summon demons? The Lesser Key of Solomon might just be able to teach you…

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7 Short Stories That Will Mess With Your Mind

Remember those messed-up stories your teacher would have you read for English class? This is that along with creepy gems from all over the internet.

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25 Years of the Animorphs: On Intergalactic War and Animal Trivia

The once wildly popular book series is now 25 years old. Here’s what Animorphs taught kids about growing up, morality, and war.

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The Scorpion and the Frog: Interpretations and Takeaways

The story of the Scorpion and the Frog brings to light some of the darkest parts of human nature. Take a deeper dive into the fable that’s been popping up all over popular media.

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Everything You Need to Know About the Ilvermorny Houses

Horned Serpent, Pukwudgie, Wampus, or Thunderbird? These Ilvermorny houses bear resemblance to Hogwarts houses – but with their own unique twist.

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Langston Hughes’s “Not Without Laughter” Is a Timeless Narrative of Black America in Vibrant Prose You Can Feel

Langston Hughes’s “Not Without Laughter” applies the renowned Harlem Renaissance poet’s energetic style to a powerful coming of age story set in the Jim Crow era.

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7 Iconic Stephen King Twitter Moments That Prove He’s a Blessing to the Twitterverse

Stephen King has given us some of America’s favorite horror stories. Since 2013, he’s also given us some of our favorite tweets. Here’s the best of Stephen King Twitter.

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The Inspiration for Dr. Seuss’s Truffula Trees and The Lorax

While Dr. Seuss is widely known for his imagination, it seems that the truffula trees from The Lorax came from real-world inspiration.

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The Complete Stories by Zora Neale Hurston Is a Tender Yet Acerbic Portrait of America

The author showcases her innovation and flexibility with form and voice in The Complete Stories by Zora Neale Hurston.

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‘The Collected Tales of Nikolai Gogol’ Is a Motley Landscape of the Author’s Brilliant Narrative Experiments

The Russian author is a master of experimentation and wit. The Collected Tales of Nikolai Gogol give you a full survey of his range and talent in storytelling.

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Omotoso’s ‘The Woman Next Door’ Gives Us the Crotchety 80-Year-Old Heroine We Didn’t Know We Needed

Yewande Omotoso’s The Woman Next Door is equal parts bitter and tender as it explores the possibility of human relationships in the aftermath of South Africa’s apartheid.

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Sci-Fi and Biology Meet in All Tomorrows: A Terrifying Vision of the Future of Humanity

Body horror but make it sci-fi. These warped, once human species of All Tomorrows have become something of an internet meme.

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From Dracula to Edward Cullen: The Evolution of the Vampire Myth

The vampire casts a long shadow over pop culture. But where does it come from? And more importantly, what lesson does the vampire teach?

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A Harry Potter Fan’s Guide to the Slytherin Aesthetic

Before Dark Academia, the Slytherin Aesthetic was the gothic boarding school look of the internet.

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