Today is April Fool's Day. Do not believe anything you read on the internet. No famous people have died, no major institutions have gone out of business or have been sold to the highest bidder. It's just a normal day. Remain alert, and go about your business.
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What's Wrong With This Picture? When Juxtaposing Past and Present Sends the Wrong Message
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A 'Talk Show' Uses Humor to Inform Domestic Workers About Their Rights
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Ethical Style: Vogue's Ban on Underage, Unhealthy Models Won't Solve Its Image Problem
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