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Good Girls - Pacifica Literary Review

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By Kate Brennan
| pacificareview.com
The light outside feels punitive, like a cop flashlight. Or God. Nina laughs when I tell her this later because she doesn’t believe in God. Or cops. I haven’t made up my mind about either one, but I do know that that’s what sunlight feels like when you’re this hungover. It tunnels behind your eyes until the headache gathers there, all white and righteous and glimmering. Aspirin would help, but just like Nina doesn’t believe in cops or God, Nina’s mom doesn’t believe in painkillers.
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A Certain Shade Of Blond Hair Screams MAGA-Coded — Here Are The Signs

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By Kate Brennan
| Yahoo Life Verified
When Melania Trump appeared at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday, observers quickly noticed a small but striking change: her hair. The first lady appeared noticeably blonder than in past appearances — a brighter, sunnier shade referred to as “honey blond” that caught the eye of anyone watching. Sure, hair color doesn’t deserve to make the news — but in politics, it can still function like a subtle memo to the public.
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A Certain Shade Of Blond Hair Screams MAGA-Coded — Here Are The Signs

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By Kate Brennan
| Yahoo Life Verified
When Melania Trump appeared at the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday, observers quickly noticed a small but striking change: her hair. The first lady appeared noticeably blonder than in past appearances — a brighter, sunnier shade referred to as “honey blond” that caught the eye of anyone watching. Sure, hair color doesn’t deserve to make the news — but in politics, it can still function like a subtle memo to the public.
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