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How the late Queen prepared King Charles III for his new role
Good Housekeeping · Robert Hardman
The first duty of anyone in charge of a family business is to pass it on in a similar (or better) condition than they received it.
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Queen Elizabeth II’s cultural impact
flipboard.com · The Culture Desk
She inspired everyone from the Beatles to the creators of “Family Guy.”
The wild and opulent history of Mar-a-Lago
NPR · Erika Ryan
Long before it housed government documents, the opulent mansion had a rich and lively history. And it all began with a wealthy heiress.
Oil companies say they’re going green, but their investments tell another story
grist.org · Kate Yoder
The biggest companies remain mired in the business of selling fossil fuels.
The queen is dead and Domino’s is tweeting
Mic · Rafi Schwartz
If you’re a brand, the Queen’s passing is the sort of global happening best acknowledged through the ✨magic✨ of posting.
If you really want to be inclusive, stop using ‘Latinx’
theconversation.com · Melissa K. Ochoa
The Argentinian and Spanish governments have even banned the term, reasoning that it violates the rules of the Spanish language.
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ADHD diagnoses are rising in women
Harper’s BAZAAR · Carla Ciccone
Women aren’t suddenly waking up with a neurological disorder — it’s likely been there all along.
Quannah Chasinghorse has made her mark
Allure · Alyssa Yáx Ádi Yádi London
The model and actress is also an activist and advocate for Indigenous representation and environmental justice.
The U.S. according to favorite kids’ movies
Fatherly · Devan McGuinness
One film reigns supreme.
Lou Reed’s lost demo tape
The Guardian · Alexis Petridis
It’s a remarkable recording from 1965 that reveals the influence of Dylan, the seeds of the Velvet Underground — and a surprising sense of humour.
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