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Communities
Like Brexit, But For Turkish Democracy
The president of Turkey’s narrow victory could mean an autocratic expansion of his power—and risk for citizens
by
Kiran Nazish
Sports
Why Do We Turn Some People Into Heroes And Others Into Villains In Sports?
Documentary filmmaker Jonathan Hock wants you to confront your love or hate for John Calipari
by
Jeremy Repanich
Sports Fans Need To Get A Grip
ESPN’s Mike Greenberg on how fan behavior is getting worse and what can be done to improve it
ESPN’s Mike Greenberg on how fan behavior is getting worse and what can be done to improve it
Sports
Justin Tejada
The Mothers Who Lost Their Children To Police Brutality
“It tore my world apart. The same people who are supposed to help took my child's life”
They loved Jordan Edwards, Michael Brown, and Trayvon Martin better than anyone. Now they’re the “wrong” kind of murder victim
Communities
Britni De La Cretaz
The Washington Post
Just Became The First Major Newspaper With Women Covering Every Sports Beat
“It happened that way by chance, more than anything else”
Sports
Anya Alvarez
The San Francisco Giants Think These Headphones Will Help Them Win
Halo Neuroscience claims their brain-stimulating headsets will make the team’s practices more effective
Halo Neuroscience claims their brain-stimulating headsets will make the team’s practices more effective
Sports
Joseph Misulonas
This Restaurant Charges Rich People And Poor People Differently
How—and why—do they get away with it?
They’re allowed to give different prices for the same food
Food
Tasbeeh Herwees
Why Doctors Soon Might Be Prescribing Video Games
“Throw Trucks With Your Mind” is based on ADD therapy
“The techniques … are the same ones you use for treating attention deficit disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and anxiety”
Sports
Asi Burak and Laura Parker
The Real Insanity of March Madness
The NCAA’s harshest critic explains how college sports went so wrong, and how they can get right
The NCAA’s harshest critic explains how college sports went so wrong, and how they can get right
Sports
Jeremy Repanich
Merriam-Webster’s Subversive Objectivity
A conversation with the highbrow trolls behind our dictionary of record’s cheeky online presence
How a stodgy old reference book became America’s sassiest defender of the truth
Culture
Alex Halperin
The Most Powerful Posse In Compton
An innovative program is turning LA’s most overlooked neighborhood into an equestrian haven
An innovative program is turning LA’s most overlooked neighborhood into an equestrian haven
Sports
Kristin Marguerite Doidge
Brown Girls
Is A Love Letter To Tender Female Friendships
The new show celebrates women of color in their full humanity
“This is what it must mean to be a white person, to see so many different depictions of yourself in media in very different ways”
Culture
Tasbeeh Herwees
A Surf Camp For The Gay Community Grows In Brazil
“Being good to yourself and finding community can be a powerful form of activism”
“Being good to yourself and finding community can be a powerful form of activism”
Sports
Keph Senett
Here’s How Hard It Is To Get A Mammogram In America
Even under the best of circumstances, health care for US women can be a nightmare
I’ve been trying to get my boobs squished between two plates of glass for over a year
Health
Kayt Sukel
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