John Lewis’ Last Literary Testament Is Out Now

John Lewis’ legacy is nothing short of legendary. From his work to expand voting rights to his activism for poor and working class people, the civil rights giant left this world a better place than he found it. Lewis is also leaving behind his last literary testament on the one-year …

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<em>The Atlantic</em> Daily: Missouri Is a Warning

(Bill Greenblatt / UPI / Alamy) In Missouri, the reprieve was brief. Now the hospitals are full again—some fuller than they were last time. My colleague Ed Yong has a wrenching new report on the state of hospitals there, where unvaccinated communities are being pummeled by the Delta variant. The …

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Civil Rights Pioneer Gloria Richardson Dies At 99

Gloria Richardson, the first woman to lead a prolonged grassroots civil rights movement outside the Deep South and one of the nation’s leading female civil rights advocates, died Thursday (July 15) at age 99. Richardson’s granddaughter, Tya Young, said Richardson died in her sleep in New York City and had …

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Neckties Are the New Bow Ties

As America struggled to recover from a global pandemic, a shattered economy, and record unemployment levels, headlines despaired: “NECKTIES DOOMED.” Men were “slashing their clothing bills” to retailers’ chagrin, the Associated Press reported. Those who continued to wear ties were downgrading from colorful, expensive silk to plain, cheap cotton. The …

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