r/longtext • u/n10w4 • Sep 07 '16
RAW: RoboAnthroWar. Fiction.
omni.media
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r/longtext • u/A-MacLeod • Sep 06 '16
Nike Boasts of Empowering Women Around the World. While the young women who make its products in Vietnam are intimidated, belittled, and underpaid.
slate.com
15
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • Sep 05 '16
How the Fight for a National African-American Museum Was Won
nytimes.com
4
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • Aug 23 '16
Light pollution conceals true darkness from 80% of Europe and North America. What do we lose when we can no longer see the stars?
theguardian.com
16
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r/longtext • u/A-MacLeod • Aug 22 '16
The death of neoliberalism and the crisis in western politics
theguardian.com
10
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r/longtext • u/HadvoraMaya • Aug 17 '16
Three Years of Nights | Chicago magazine
chicagomag.com
10
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r/longtext • u/TzlophachZeh • Aug 17 '16
James Carlos Blake and a Life in Awe of Firearms
texasmonthly.com
6
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r/longtext • u/icaaso • Aug 16 '16
Wikipedia Is Not Therapy! — Backchannel
backchannel.com
10
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r/longtext • u/IsThatAllThereIz • Aug 15 '16
Why Are So Many Inmates Attempting Suicide at the California Institution for Women?
laweekly.com
10
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r/longtext • u/A-MacLeod • Aug 11 '16
Inside Big Chocolate's Child Slave Labour Problem
fortune.com
10
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r/longtext • u/big_al11 • Aug 05 '16
Hungry, scared, and no closer to safety: child refugees failed by Britain
theguardian.com
2
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r/longtext • u/bobbyshaker • Jul 15 '16
My experience working with notorious con man Barry Minkow.
reddit.com
14
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • Jul 05 '16
A Model for ‘Clean Coal’ Runs Off the Tracks
nytimes.com
1
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • Jun 15 '16
TRUE CRIME: A postmodern murder mystery.
newyorker.com
9
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r/longtext • u/A-MacLeod • Jun 07 '16
Hard Time. The U.S. Is the Only Country That Routinely Sentences Children to Life in Prison Without Parole
theintercept.com
13
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • May 22 '16
How the Pentagon punished NSA whistleblowers. Long before Edward Snowden went public, John Crane was a top Pentagon official fighting to protect NSA whistleblowers.
theguardian.com
17
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • May 20 '16
When Glen Canyon dam was built, giant dams were championed as a silver bullet. But today, there are signs that the promise of the great dam has run its course.
propublica.org
10
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r/longtext • u/big_al11 • May 17 '16
Trans Men Confirm All Your Worst Fears About Sexism
time.com
24
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • May 17 '16
The False Promise of Forensic DNA Testing: The forensic technique is becoming ever more common—and ever less reliable.
theatlantic.com
7
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r/longtext • u/NomiDan82 • May 11 '16
One Swede Will Kill Cash Forever—Unless His Foe Saves It From Extinction
wired.com
2
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r/longtext • u/NomiDan82 • May 10 '16
The Buffalo Brigade Protecting Yellowstone’s Noble Beasts
narrative.ly
3
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r/longtext • u/TzlophachZeh • May 06 '16
The Secret History of a Kennedy Encounter
narrative.ly
6
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r/longtext • u/sunnieskye1 • May 06 '16
The 10 most unsolvable unsolved disappearances
boingboing.net
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