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  • Frederick Douglass Knew That Racial Identity Is No Antidote to Racial Injustice

    Frederick Douglass Knew That Racial Identity Is No Antidote to Racial Injustice0

    Frederick Douglass, the greatest of all American abolitionists, possibly the greatest American champion of the cause of equal rights, was born 200 years ago in February 1818. Perhaps the infant Douglass arrived on Feb. 14, as he liked to think, remembering a morning in his boyhood when his mother, enslaved as he was, walked miles

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  • 10 Books You Need to Read Before Graduation

    10 Books You Need to Read Before Graduation0

    “If you don’t read good books, you will read bad ones,” C. S. Lewis writes. We may need to update Lewis’s claim for the twenty-first-century reader, for those who do not read good books will not necessarily read bad ones, but may—in not knowing why or what they should read—substitute books entirely with hours of

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  • Why So Many Lovers Don’t ‘Grow Old with Me’

    Why So Many Lovers Don’t ‘Grow Old with Me’0

    When holidays like Valentine’s Day come upon us, it seems like every other news article has something to do with the escalation of one-night stands via Tinder, the state of divorce rates, and the ways one can know if an individual is “the one.” So when an article tackles long-term, consistent love – what many

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  • Who Was St. Valentine and Why is February 14 a Romantic Holiday?

    Who Was St. Valentine and Why is February 14 a Romantic Holiday?0

    It’s customary on St. Valentine’s Day to write odes, buy chocolates, and lavish romance upon the burning object of one’s affection. Approximately 140 million Valentine’s Day cards will be exchanged on the holiday, estimates suggest. But why do we do all these things? Most people, it’s safe to say, undertake these tasks without an inkling

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  • Individualistic Nations Provide the Most Charity for Strangers, Survey Shows

    Individualistic Nations Provide the Most Charity for Strangers, Survey Shows0

    Christian life relies on faith, not on sight. But it is a serendipity when social science bears out its teachings about spiritual and religious freedom – and it is particularly delicious when those findings are featured on NPR. “The world’s wealthiest and most individualistic countries also happen to be some of the most altruistic,” wrote Georgetown University’s

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  • From Dummies to Blankies – When Should You Worry About Your Child’s Attachment to Comfort Items?

    From Dummies to Blankies – When Should You Worry About Your Child’s Attachment to Comfort Items?0

    Many parents will feel a twinge of concern if their five-year-old can’t sleep without his dummy or their teenager refuses to throw out the tattered blanket she’s had since she was a baby. The topic of comfort objects is hotly debated, with some arguing that the attachment to objects from babyhood is childish, unnecessary or

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