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How Big Pharma and Big Tech Collude To Exploit Basic Human Needs
Adrienne Buller and Mathew Lawrence on the Monetization of Everyday Life
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Adrienne Buller and Mathew Lawrence
| August 25, 2022
Jerome Charyn on Finding Literary Inspiration at the Movie Theater
“I didn’t have to stumble with words on a page. Images on the screen became my vocabulary.”
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Jerome Charyn
| August 25, 2022
The Patterns, Routines, and Pervasive Fear of Daily Life in Prison
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The Gothic Horror of a Post-Roe America
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