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    Jul 29

    Inside this week’s issue of The New Yorker:

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  2. “This is a foreign feeling. Reality television and telenovelas and K-dramas have made you wary. What’s a relationship without conflict?” Flash fiction by Bryan Washington.

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  3. An early look at next week’s cover, featuring Toni Morrison: “Quiet As It’s Kept,” by Kara Walker.

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  4. In a new book, the media historian Kate Eichhorn argues that we have we have a right to forget—and that social media is preventing us from doing so.

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  5. What is money? From where does it derive its value? As new cryptocurrencies surface, we ask the same questions we contemplated when money was first created.

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  6. "If you give Ebola enough time to transmit from human to human, then an unpredictable event can occur. How likely is it that Ebola could change suddenly?”

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  7. “The regular business of watching Morrison go at other authors’ texts, as an analyst and interrogator, was a pleasure,” writes of his experience as a student of Toni Morrison.

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  8. “Letterkenny” is laced with more sex and drugs and violence than your standard half-hour comedy, but it’s balanced out by a profusion of surreal, almost over-the-top structural devices.

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  9. It looks as if the country, abetted by its President, is self-destructing, writes.

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  10. White-supremacist terrorism is nothing new, but this sickeningly specific instantiation of it—lone shooter, assault rifle, online manifesto, a link to a live stream—appears to be contagious.

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  11. It was well over a hundred degrees outside, and more than a thousand people held up signs that offered messages—“Trump Not Welcome Here,” “There’s Blood On Your Little Hands,” “Make Racists Afraid Again”—as well as shade.

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  12. . remembers Toni Morrison, who “gave us beautiful language as an assumption of selfhood, but also as a mirror to look into.”

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  13. “Her novels were the boundary between herself and her readers, an instrument of intellectual self-protection, but we violated the boundary, almost deliriously,” writes, of Toni Morrison’s impact.

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  14. Revisit some of Toni Morrison's writing from our magazine, including a short story about the relationship between a mother and daughter during the civil-rights era and an essay on the 2016 election.

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  15. Psychiatrists and psychologists weigh in on the mental and cultural significance of yelling, and how anger is metabolized.

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  16. "The Social Network," a film whose trailer featured an iconic cover of Radiohead's "Creep," has had a profound influence on movie trailers.

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  17. “My mind touches daily on the work done in that room”: shares his fondest recollection of Toni Morrison, who was his college professor for a semester.

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  18. The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Congo began more than a year ago. As of last Saturday, 2,753 cases of the virus have been reported.

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  19. Combustion engines have helped create a climate crisis. The quest for oil has led our soldiers into war. And the road has become a setting for violent, systemic racism. Are cars worth it?

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  20. When Françoise Gilot’s memoir about her relationship with Picasso first came out, in 1964, his supporters denounced her as a spiteful ingrate—they believed that his genius justified the harm he did to others. Now the popular view is at the opposite pole.

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    I spent some time with Beto O'Rourke over the past couple of weeks -- on Ellis Island, in Macomb County MI -- to see how the politics of immigration are changing through him. I found that he himself is changing very quickly.

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