What We’re Reading

March 29, 2021

They Laughed, They Cried, They Killed Monsters: How Friendships Thrived in Video Games During the Pandemic

By Heather Kelly

The Washington Post

March 29, 2021

How ‘Cancel Culture’ Became An Issue For Young Republicans

By Meredith Conroy

FiveThirtyEight

March 29, 2021

The Amazon Union Drive and the Changing Politics of Labor

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells

The New Yorker

March 29, 2021

The Big, Stuck Boat Is Glorious

By Amanda Mull

The Atlantic

March 29, 2021

Women Have Been Hit Hardest By The Pandemic Economically. Will That Bring Them Closer Together Politically?

By Kelsy Kretschmer and Leah Ruppanner

The Washington Post

March 29, 2021

Late-Stage Pandemic Is Messing With Your Brain

By Ellen Cushing

The Atlantic

March 29, 2021

Self-Compassion Is Not Self-Indulgence: Here’s How to Try It

By Christina Chwyl

Psyche

March 29, 2021

The Truth About Lying

By Jessica Seigel

Knowable Magazine

March 29, 2021

Antiracism Is Too Middle-Class

By Remi Adekoya

UnHerd

March 29, 2021

Biden’s Big Science Challenge: Increasing Public Trust

By Michael S. Lubell and Philip Rubin

Scientific American

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