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For twelve years, photographer Michael Webster has attended this ceremony to remember the two million captives who died at sea.

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Masha Gessen's book about a failed Soviet experiment asks searching questions about Jewish identity.

A new book by Ted Bundy's lawyer sheds light on the enigma of his most famous client.

In his new book, a postmodern novelist reports from the front lines of elementary school.

We have two popular historians to blame for our profound misunderstanding of young people’s lifestyle choices.

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Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich crafts myths, not histories.

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Why are rappers like Kanye West, Chance the Rapper, and Kendrick Lamar finding religion?

Jill Soloway's 'I Love Dick' puts female humiliation and fury at the center of a feminist classic.

Grierson & Leitch dismantle 2016's terrible summer of sequels, blockbusters, and would-be tentpoles.