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THE BOOK BENCH

Chinese Motheringby Blake Eskin

“I know some Korean, Indian, Jamaican, Irish and Ghanaian parents who qualify” as Chinese mothers, says Amy Chua. It did not escape my attention that “Jewish” was not on her list…
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Portraits of Imaginary Peopleby Calvin Tomkins

How George Condo reclaimed Old Master painting.
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NEWS DESK

Sudan Secession?by William Finnegan

As southerners vote on independence, there are reminders that, of all of colonialism’s bad ideas in Africa, this country was one of the worst…
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The Earthquake Yearby Edwidge Danticat

“In Haiti, people never really die,” my grandmothers said when I was a child, which seemed strange, because in Haiti people were always dying…

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The Koch brothers’ war against Obama.
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Haiti after the earthquake.

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