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Today's highlights Reparations Are Rare in America, But They Have Been Paid Before With a renewed focus on reparations for slavery, what lessons can be drawn from payments to victims of other… The New York Times8 min read Pomp & Circumstance Lisa's son Zane graduated high school on Friday. Despite the storm of emotions it was a beautiful day. Background Noise Comics1 min read Evaluating Machine Learning Models Fairness and Bias. Introducing some tools to easily evaluate and audit machine learning models for fairness and bias Will Badr in Towards Data Science5 min read Opinion on Current Issues in Kleiman v. Wright June 21, 2019 Daniel Kelman10 min read Best in Comics More True Stories From IKEA 10 scenes from a recent trip Steve Teare in Spiralbound2 min read Will I Ever Have a Child? People love to weigh in Jessica Olien in Spiralbound2 min read Growing Up Scenes from adolescence. Kelly Abeln in Spiralbound2 min read Best in Justice The Teacher. The Basketball Coach. The Dead Rat in the Mail. Inside the #MeToo crisis—and coverup—sparked at Golden Valley High Sarah Fuss Kessler in GEN41 min read What's Meat Got to Do With It? Vegan food companies are fighting back against laws that bar them from labeling their products 'meat' The New York Times8 min read Editors' picks What If Avoiding the Sun Is Bad for You? The pros and cons of sun exposure don't start and end with vitamin D and skin cancer Markham Heid in Elemental13 min read The Happiest Design Ethics Article You Will Ever Read Ethical design isn't a punishment; it's a true expression of what design is really about Mike Monteiro in Modus8 min read What Boris Johnson's Incompetence Can Teach You About Leadership Inspired by the legendary ineptness of the U.K.'s new prime minister, Boris Johnson, you too can use your… Danny Wallace in Forge9 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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