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Issue 39
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Culture
Yes, You Can Buy Happiness
With products that target ‘90s nostalgia, a writer makes a case for purchasing some peace of mind
by
Liana Aghajanian
Feature
The Planet
One CEO’s Battle Plan For Protecting Our National Parks
“We’re dealing with an administration that hasn’t come out and agreed that climate change is a reality.”
by
Molly Oswaks
Joss Whedon Knows How To Unleash Your Post-Election Superpowers
How the iconic filmmaker went from “#EatAllTheCake” to “#Resist”
The writer, director, and geek icon has learned a thing or two about conquering villains
Culture
Jesse Hirsch
The Dessert That Led Dev Patel’s Character in
Lion
Home Again
An ode to the sticky, sweet jalebi
The food memory that triggered Saroo to embark on a search for his first family
Food
Pooja Makhijani
Donald Trump Is An Untreated Al-Anon
Why the president’s real problems could stem from addiction.
The president’s real problems could stem from addiction
Health
Eric Pfeiffer
The Unexpected Culinary Gold Mine Of Vegetable Ash
A cheesy case for burning your produce
A second life for accidentally charred veggies
Food
Meaghan Clark
I Don’t Know A Thing About Soccer And Now I’m Coaching My Daughter’s Team.
How a s
elf-described ‘geek’ dad took over his daughter's soccer team and surprised everyone
Sports
Joey L. Mills
What We Can Learn From This Shameful Anniversary In American History
“We could start to round up Muslims in great numbers as we did with the Japanese”
A different era—and dangerous outcome—of bigotry and “fake news”
Communities
Kristin Marguerite Doidge
A 15-Year-Old Girl Becomes The First “Eagle Huntress” Of Her Tribe
A 2,000 year old tradition comes to life
A gorgeous documentary follows her bold and controversial journey
Sports
Andre Grant
In California Farm Country, Trump’s Deportation Threat Looms Large
“I wish people would realize that it’s because of us that the rest of America eats this beautiful harvest”
The president’s anti-immigration efforts could have unintended consequences
Food
Nathanael Johnson
Jen Kirkman Thinks We’ll Get Through This Presidency Together
“We’ve been kicked so far back to the Dark Ages that it feels like a political statement just being a woman on stage”
The feminist comedian gets real about mansplaining, ankle tattoos, and how to “just keep living” through the next four years
Culture
Katie Wudel
How A New Style Of Surfing Relieves Anxiety In Young People
An innovative form of treatment helps kids with autism and more
Powerful evidence that the ocean serves as innovative treatment
Sports
Jennifer Purdie
Resistance In The Time Of Protest Selfies
The downside of demonstrations becoming weekend routines
The downside of demonstrations becoming weekend routines
Communities
Tasbeeh Herwees
Inside The Statue of Liberty’s Radical Feminist, Pro-Refugee Roots
America may have rejected a woman to lead the nation, but Lady Liberty’s steadfast arm still leads the way
The first glimpse exiles had of the United States was of a mighty immigrant woman
Design
Alison Stine
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