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This Thanksgiving, I am thankful for you! Yes, you! OK, enough of that. Let’s get to it:
Bob Odenkirk once said that it’s impossible for men to be both attractive and funny. Is this still true? Special appearance in this piece by Misha Collins. (Jason Zinoman)
REI doesn’t want unions because of vibez. (Bloomberg)
“Woke” ain’t working as a political attack anymore. Have you noticed? (Dave Weigel)
Maybe we should do something about the guns. (Washington Post)
Fellow Travelers brought home to me what it must have been like to experience homophobia in the ‘50s.
For All Mankind is back, baby.
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