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Patriotism often feels like a privilege reserved for those who have always seen themselves represented by the American dream: this Fourth of July, protestors have inspired one writer to see it differently.

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The author of “Farming While Black” on growing food, and empowering Black and Brown farmers, in a time of plague and racial reckoning.

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A step-by-step guide to the best beach workout, according to one fitness guide from the pages of Vogue’s July 1976 issue.

A new study finds that a higher percentage of women with breast cancer had their disease diagnosed at an early stage in states with expanded Medicaid coverage.

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