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AP English Students Aren’t Thirsting After Holden Caulfield Like They Used To

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By Kailey Broussard 
| McSweeney's
Listen, I don’t have thin skin. If I did, I would teach fourth grade and cry along with my students when the spider died at the end of Charlotte’s Web. Anyone can teach kids; I teach young adults. And I introduce them to their mentor, who will decide their fate: New York’s most haunted forever teen, Holden Caulfield. By introducing decades of students to the philosopher in the backward red hunting cap, I’ve presented them with their next step into adulthood.
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Out There Run Club Is Building A Community Of LGBTQ+ Runners And Walkers In Chicago

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By Kailey Broussard 
| Block Club Chicago
LOGAN SQUARE — A new group centered on LGBTQ+ and transgender athletes is uniting runners, walkers and even occasional swimmers. On a recent warm Wednesday outside Park and Field, 3509 W. Fullerton Ave. in Logan Square, organizers for a club called Out There split members into three groups: 1-mile walkers, 1-mile runners and 3-mile runners. Early finishers outside the bar’s patio entrance formed a cheer tunnel for the longer-distance runners before grabbing a drink or a bite to eat.
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'This is my health care': Patient in gender-affirming care lawsuit speaks out

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By Kailey Broussard 
| KERA News (Dallas, TX)
After Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued their physician for allegedly violating the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors, Spencer said they figured there was a “non-zero” chance their information was included in the lawsuit. That didn’t make receiving a letter from Paxton’s office any less surreal. The letter confirmed Spencer, who requested to use a pseudonym, was one of 15 unnamed patients in the state's lawsuit against Dr. M. Brett Cooper.
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