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Nora Caplan-Bricker

Nora Caplan-Bricker is a writer in Boston.

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April 16, 2013
Running in Defiance
How the Boston Marathon helped the fights for equal rights
April 12, 2013
When Irony Backfires
Harvard students aren't too cool to be sexist
March 26, 2013
The Problem with Immigrant Literature
March 12, 2013
The Trouble with Boys-Only Schooling
Advocates say parents should be able to choose single-sex public schools. It's not clear if that's a good choice
February 16, 2013
For Richer and Poorer
Teaching the humanities to everyone
December 29, 2012
Wonders and Horrors—The Grimms’ Tales Turn 200
December 5, 2012
Uganda Revives Its Favorite Distraction: Anti-Gay Legislation
October 16, 2012
Art, Science, and Spice—The Evolution of the Kitchen and Its Contents
September 19, 2012
Why the British Press Can’t Figure Out What It Wants From Kate Middleton
August 30, 2012
Sex Haven
July 16, 2012
Where’s Roseanne? A Dispatch from the Green Party Convention
June 22, 2012
How Title IX Became Our Best Tool Against Sexual Harassment

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