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In a World That Enabled Epstein, What Makes a Good Man?

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By Nadja Spiegelman Verified, Frederick Joseph, Ruth Whippman Verified
| The New York Times Verified
In a World That Enabled Epstein, What Makes a Good Man? A much-needed, nuanced conversation about masculinity and feminism today. May 29, 2026, 5:01 a.m. ET VideoIn a World That Enabled Epstein, What Makes a Good Man? A much-needed, nuanced conversation about masculinity and feminism today. Young men are in crisis. While the left tells men to stay in their lane, members of the manosphere and the far right are welcoming them with open arms.
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This Thing of Ours Book Review

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By Frederick Joseph, Barbara Saunders
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 13+ Sweet novel of injured athlete finding purpose in writing. Parents need to know that This Thing of Ours by Frederick Joseph (The Black Friend) is about Ossie, a high school senior from South Yonkers, a working-class suburb of New York City. He attends a prestigious private school in Scarsdale, an upper-class suburb, because he was recruited to its basketball team, but an injury sidelines him.
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Wake the Wild Creatures

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By Mary Shyne, Kathleen Gros, Nova Ren Suma, Frederick Joseph
| Publishers Weekly Verified
A teen recovered from an off-grid Catskills commune of female fugitives struggles to adapt to society in this evocative and empowering novel from Suma (A Room Away from the Wolves). After committing murder and arson to avenge her own rape, Pola Lasker takes her infant Talia and decamps to the Neves, an abandoned mountaintop hotel that she transforms into a secret haven for those seeking to escape cruel men.
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