The "Totality" Edition
Dear Readers,
Hope you get your eclipse glasses and have a non-retina-burning viewing party!
Happy Poetry Month!!
Gotta run!!!
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The Pic(k) of the Week:
Woman Charged With Murder After Abortion Sues Prosecutor via The Cut
POLITICS:
The Mifepristone Case Is A Trial Balloon For A Nationwide Abortion Band via Balls and Strikes
BUSINESS:
New Data Show Massive, Wider-Than-Expected Global Gender Gap via The World Bank
The Cautionary Tale Of Wirecutter and the Internet’s Favorite Wok via Bloomberg
HEALTH & WELLNESS:
More Than One Alcoholic Drink A Day Raises Heart Disease Risk For Women via The Washington Post
The Coming Birth Control Revolution via Atlantic
Always Knew I Was Different. I Just Didn’t Know I Was A Sociopath via The Wall Street Journal
JURISPRUDENCE:
Did Prosecutors’ Sex Shaming Help Send Brenda Andrew To Death Row? via The New York Times
THE ARTS & POP CULTURE:
’Romancing The Stone’ and Its Screenwriter’s Tragic Tale via The New York Times
The Story Behind The Haute Couture Creation Worn By Björk on Vogue Scandinavia’s latest cover via Vogue
Boulanger Initiative To Host Festival Celebrating Female Composers via The Violin Channel
’Sign My Name To Freedom’ Celebrates The Unheard Songs Of 102 Year Old Betty Reid Soskin via The San Francisco Chronicle
The Secret Shame Of Smoking Moms via The Cut
OBITUARIES—HAPPY POETRY MONTH:
Marjorie Perloff, Leading Scholar Of Avant Garde Poetry, Dies at 92 via The New York Times
Robie Harris, Often-Banned Children’s Author, Is Banned at 83 via The New York Times
…AND WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT…?
For A New Generation of American Kids, A Woman’s Place Is On The Quarter via The 19th