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Sunday Review

  1. A New Way to Think About Making Work Fair

    A living wage is only the first step to real economic dignity.

    By Gene B. Sperling

  2. The Nude Selfie Is Now High Art

    It has become an act of resilience in isolation, a way to seduce without touch.

    By Diana Spechler

  3. What the Great Pandemic Novels Teach Us

    People have always responded to epidemics by spreading rumor and false information and portraying the disease as foreign and brought in with malicious intent.

    By Orhan Pamuk

  4. The Great American Divide

    The coronavirus crisis has underscored our enduring inequalities in race, wealth and health.

    By Damon Winter

  5. The Return of Barack Obama

    Many young progressives, conflicted about the former president’s legacy, welcomed his re-emergence this week.

    By Talmon Joseph Smith

  6. The America We Need

    The pandemic has shown Americans how far apart they are. But out of this crisis there’s a chance to build a better nation.

  7. ‘I Am the Portrait of Downward Mobility’

    Today’s 40-year-olds on the lives they’ve led, and now this.

    By Lora Kelley

  8. What Do You Owe Your Neighbor? The Pandemic Might Change Your Answer

    A new survey shows an increase in feelings of solidarity.

    By Alexander W. Cappelen, Ranveig Falch, Erik O. Sorensen, Bertil Tungodden and Gus Wezerek

  9. Think This Pandemic Is Bad? We Have Another Crisis Coming

    Addressing climate change is a big enough idea to revive the economy.

    By Rhiana Gunn-Wright

  10. ‘Woe Is You,’ White People Say. What We Need Is a Remedy.

    Think about why the virus is poised to rip through black neighborhoods like mine.

    By Jeremiah Bey Ellison