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Read an essay from Lena Dunham on growing up in—and growing out of—New York City. nyer.cm/p1ptayZ
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How a legacy family toy business secured a momentous court victory against the Trump Administration. nyer.cm/Rx2ttOu
“And here sat Maureen, who had no one else to send flowers to as sweet revenge. And here sat Lilian, who had thought that little in life could surprise her anymore.” Read a new short story by Yiyun Li. nyer.cm/IE7xAa6
With the approval of the government, a renowned sexologist ran a dangerous program that placed foster children with pedophiles. How could this happen? nyer.cm/zIC13r2
From 1941: Rogers E. M. Whitaker on the ten-year-old mascot of Princeton’s football team. #NewYorkerArchive nyer.cm/XQ53s2X
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“No one in my family wanted to talk about Harold’s life as a contract killer for the Mob. Then one day he called me.” A Personal History by Eric Konisberg, from 2001. nyer.cm/VmnF2AZ
Many specimens in the Mütter Museum were obtained during surgeries and autopsies at almshouses, prison wards, and military field hospitals; few were collected with a contemporary understanding of consent. nyer.cm/zp6343S
A cartoon by Edward Steed. #NewYorkerCartoons See the rest of the cartoons from this week’s issue: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/62Ow9T
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