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Esther Sung

New York
As seen in: Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Teen Vogue, Yahoo, Epicurious, Yahoo Style Canada
I work with words for a living. I run for fun. And sometimes I bake.
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ICE Was Once Barred From Schools and Hospitals. We’re Fighting to Kick Them Back Out.

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By Esther Sung
| Yahoo
This story is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. While the news cycle has largely moved on from the horrific violence in Minneapolis that dominated our screens early this year, the danger has not disappeared. Our nation’s children still live in fear of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents abducting classmates, parents and teachers on schoolhouse grounds.
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15 Types of Greens and How to Cook Each One

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By Esther Sung, Devra Ferst 
| Epicurious
In the past few decades, the types of greens available at American supermarkets and farmers markets have proliferated. Where there was once simply spinach and collards, there’s now peppery arugula, Swiss chard with rainbow-hued ribs, and crunchy bok choy. While many of the leafy vegetables on this list can be eaten raw, most really shine when cooked.
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15 Types of Squash and How to Cook Them

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By Esther Sung, Devra Ferst 
| Epicurious
Pumpkins may steal the show at Halloween, but many other types of squash can add a splash of color to your cold-weather meals. Sweeter and firmer than zucchini and other summer squash, autumn and winter varieties work well in various dishes, from soups and stews to salads, casseroles, and desserts (think: maple butternut cake). Though the varieties below are often grouped into a category of “winter squash,” the name is somewhat misleading.
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