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How Arianna Huffington turned a simple sweater into the perfect holiday traditionByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
My conservative relatives embraced my being gay. Here’s what I hope they remember before voting for TrumpByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
It was cruel to build the legend of Ken Bone—and even crueler to tear it downByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Hillary Clinton just reminded an exhausted America why this election matters so muchByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Colin Kaepernick’s protest highlights America’s racist, hypocritical attitude toward patriotismByMarcie Bianco and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Hope Solo is comfortable playing the anti-hero, and that’s rare for female athletesByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Hiring managers want one thing: A salary negotiation coach’s advice to her female executive clientsByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Jennifer Aniston is absolutely right: “We don’t need to be married or mothers to be complete”ByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Americans can no longer be trusted with the Second AmendmentByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
If the pope loves gay people, he has a strange way of showing itByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
From the confessional to the indignant: Quartz personal essays that resonated in 2015ByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Last trading days of 2015, Star Wars crosses $1B, Ancient Egypt’s “Hong Kong”ByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
There’s nothing Christian about fretting over Starbucks cupsByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
My mother, a Hillary Clinton supporter, is the Republicans’ worst nightmareByMeredith Bennett-Smith and Meredith Bennett-Smith
