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Rosie Spinks

Rosie Spinks is a freelance journalist loosely based in London. Her writing appears in the Guardian, Fusion, WSJ Expat, Lucky Peach, GOOD, Sierra, and elsewhere. Follow her on Twitter: @rojospinks.

JUNK WORDS

A handy guide to the toxic language of diet culture

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THE NEW ASCETICS

Silicon Valley’s fasting craze is proof that self-denial is the new indulgence for elites

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STAYING CLEAN

Is wellness culture creating a new kind of eating disorder?

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OPT-OUT CULTURE

Using a fitness app taught me the scary truth about why privacy settings are a feminist issue

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ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE

Not all “wellness” is bullshit

Quartz

A design flaw in Slack and WhatsApp is creating a uniquely 21st-century etiquette problem

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PONY UP

People are finally paying for online content—and music-streaming sites are leading the way

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BETTER BUSINESS

I’m a digital nomad—and my first order of business for 2017 is ditching mainstream banks

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RAZZLE DAZZLE

Startups like Casper are using Silicon Valley flash to make us forget their products are actually boring

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EVERYDAY AGGRESSION

What it’s like to be a woman when the US election needs a 24/7 trigger warning

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Quartz Africa

Quartz India

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Quartz at Work

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Rosie Spinks

A handy guide to the toxic language of diet culture

Silicon Valley’s fasting craze is proof that self-denial is the new indulgence for elites

Is wellness culture creating a new kind of eating disorder?

Using a fitness app taught me the scary truth about why privacy settings are a feminist issue

Not all “wellness” is bullshit

A design flaw in Slack and WhatsApp is creating a uniquely 21st-century etiquette problem

People are finally paying for online content—and music-streaming sites are leading the way

I’m a digital nomad—and my first order of business for 2017 is ditching mainstream banks

Startups like Casper are using Silicon Valley flash to make us forget their products are actually boring

What it’s like to be a woman when the US election needs a 24/7 trigger warning