Women We Read This Week
Amanda Giracca’s “Into the Field ” in Orion Magazine By combining vivid and highly detailed scenes from her experience in field biology classes with…
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Amanda Giracca’s “Into the Field ” in Orion Magazine By combining vivid and highly detailed scenes from her experience in field biology classes with…
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Dawn Lundy Martin’s “Weary Oracle” in Harper’s Days after I read Dawn Lundy Martin’s “Weary Oracle,” I still found its terse images prying into…
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Dao Strom’s We Were Meant to Be a Gentle People Dao Strom’s We Were Meant to Be a Gentle People is one of those…
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Alexandra Kleeman’s The Bed-Rest Hoax in Harper’s I’ve never been placed on bed rest during pregnancy, but I know plenty of women who have….
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Jessica Pishko’s “High Desert Suicide: Was a Prison Guard Hazed to Death?” in Rolling Stone In this deeply reported narrative, Pishko investigates the events…
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Rebecca Solnit’s “The Mother of All Questions” in Harper’s Solnit’s essay opens, as so many do, with questions—but this one in a literal, external…
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