Case law for climate refugees? A Bangladeshi migrant becomes the first legally “environmentally displaced” person in France.
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Ibram X. Kendi: Here are 10 notable political books on or by Black women published during the history-making year of 2020.
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It’s thrilling to be involved with other people in something bigger than yourself. Plus, it turns one’s armchair-warrior Googling into a heroic quest for truth.
What attracts Ms. Gilbert and many other people to QAnon isn’t just the content of the conspiracy theory itself. It’s the community and sense of mission it provides.
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Because of course it is:
It hits at 26%. Most of what’s in here is just direct quotations from sources (though not cited), but it looks like a chunk was lifted from this website: https://t.co/KWIswrITjU And a little from Wikipedia too.
— Dr. Courtney E. Thompson (@Dr_C_Thompson) January 19, 2021
An in-browser theremin simulator.
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A Christian fundraising site has raised more than $321,000 for efforts that promote conspiracy theories about the election.
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Realistic surrealism in paintings by Cinta Vidal.
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“Replace Sly Stallone with Bart Simpson, and that’s the gist.” Thirty years later, a look back at Operation Desert Storm T-shirts.
↩︎ The Baffler
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The internet tried to solve the case of a hiker who was found dead. Here is the true story of Vance Rodriguez—aka Mostly Harmless.
↩︎ WIRED
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