Originally built to commemorate white Christians, a new crew has taken over Provincetown’s towering monument and tells us it honors native Americans, Portuguese fishing families, LGBTQIA, and everyone who’s ever been a Pilgrim in Provincetown.
Read MoreJennifer Weiner has sold 15 million books about the longings of young women that are often dismissed as chic lit. So, why aren’t books about young men called dude lit? We dive into book marketing and her new bestseller That Summer.
Read More…to White Supremacists? A war that never ended. To African Americans? A crime against humanity. Connor Towne O’Neill unpacks it all in Down Along with That Devil’s Bones.
Read MoreJournalist Chelsea Wald traveled the world studying something everyone does and no one wants to talk about. In Pipe Dreams she helps us over the ‘ick’ factor and talks about smart solutions to the problem too toxic to flush away.
Read MoreWe do it for fun, for health, for exercise; in arctic waters and shark-infested seas. Bonnie Tsui does it everyday without a wet suit in cold, choppy San Francisco Bay and tells us Why We Swim.
Read MoreWomen in White Coats tells us women had been healers since civilization began but once they attempted to get MD degrees they were turned away, ridiculed, and physically attacked…by their fellow students and male doctors.
Read MoreTony Costa was a convicted killer whose butchered victims were found in a shallow grave in the Truro woods. But the lonely little girl for whom he was The Babysitter tells a very different story of the man.
Read MoreIn his book, Alt Right Gangs, criminologist Matt Valasik tells us that the government has long known how to eliminate political gangs it deems dangerous. Remember the Black Panthers? So, why not white supremacists?
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