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Four Urgent Global Crises: Pressing Problems Other than COVID We Need to Address

By Blair H. Sheppard

The things that worry us as individuals, it turns out, worry all of us as citizens of the world. Global problems are local problems and no different in North or South America, Europe, Asia, or Africa.

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Books to Watch | August 11, 2020

By Porchlight

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Making Sense: Conversations on Consciousness, Morality, and the Future of Humanity

By Porchlight

From the bestselling author of Waking Up and The End of Faith, an adaptation of his wildly popular, often controversial podcast.

Blog / Editor's Choice

Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents

Book Review by Dylan Schleicher

We have inherited and continue to live in a caste system, one that was built on and is still based on an arbitrary difference between people—the color of their skin.

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Girls' Natural Advantage:Collaborative Problem-Solving and the Future of Work

By Marisa Porges

Our girls have the advantage at a skill that will become ever more important moving forward. This is why collaboration is an ideal talent to promote when girls are young— so they recognize the importance of this skill and can effectively tap into it as adults, ensuring it becomes their lasting advantage no matter where they find themselves.

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Books to Watch | August 4, 2020

By Porchlight

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The Power of Small: Making Tiny Changes When Everything Feels Too Much

By Porchlight

If your mind tells you that certain life changes are unattainable, undeserved, or too hard, this simple and effective book is the one for you.

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Cookbook Roundup: Grilling and Barbecuing

Book Review by Blyth Meier

If your garden harvest is overflowing, here are seven cookbooks to help when the only wise option is to throw everything on the grill.

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The Double X Economy: Why Women’s Economic Exclusion is a Bigger Deal Than You May Think

By Linda Scott

Despite accounting for half the species, half the national income, and half the food supply, women are nevertheless treated as bit players by economists and policy makers. […] The opportunity cost of excluding the Double X Economy is always steep.

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Books to Watch | July 28, 2020

By Porchlight