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Subject: Can a Woman Make It in the World of Magic?
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toyin.adepoju@gmail.com | | A hand-picked selection of stories from Narratively and our favorite publications across the web. We hope you enjoy! | | In a world where women are often the "lovely assistant," Tanya Solomon takes charge by making her own magic. [Read More on Narratively] | | | The surprising untold story of how southern black universities made space for Jewish refugees... who were shocked by race relations in the American South. [Read More on Timeline] | | | We spend a heckuva lot of time in bed. So if that lumpy old mattress has got you up all night, you should probably give Leesa a shot. Narratively's founder, Noah Rosenberg, swears by his, and so do 5,000 other 5-star reviewers. Try Leesa's 100-day risk-free trial and get an exclusive $100 Presidents' Day Offer for Narratively readers only. Use the promo code NARRATIVELY75. [Learn More >] | | | Who was behind the Moscow bombings that accelerated Putin's rise to power? Read the exhilarating article from 2009 that was never published on the web, until now. [Read more on Longform] | | | An English newcomer arrives in the U.S. with a spirit of adventure and an offbeat mission: to thumb a series of rides from San Francisco to Portland in a single day. [Read More on Narratively] | | | For a religion that some experts estimate includes only 30,000 members worldwide, Scientology attracts an extraordinary amount of media attention. So why are researchers so scared to dive into this world? [Read More on JStor] | | | Master horologist John Metcalfe takes us inside his "hospital for clocks," a precisely-tuned world where time never stops. [Watch on Narratively] | | | Lenny's editor in chief on the interminable two weeks between a bad sonogram and the end of a pregnancy. Jessica Grose's intensely personal essay is a heart-aching must-read. [Read More on Lenny Letter] | | | As the next generation of the Sulzberger family takes it seat in the top ranks of the New York Times they brawl for control of the historic institution's spot in the future. [Read More on Wired] | | | Here in the desert, the Earth boils and stars fill the sky. By day, you can see plumes of geothermal steam rising in every direction, pouring from vents in the ground and disappearing into the crisp, dry air. [Read More on FiveThirtyEight] | | | How an unassuming bureaucrat outsmarted Jamie Oliver and pulled off an honest-to-god miracle in one of America's unhealthiest cities. [Read More on Highline] | | | We'd love to hear your thoughts on the Weekender. Feel free to reach out at info@narrative.ly or on Twitter. All the Best, The Narratively Team http://narrative.ly | | | | | |
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