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Krys Boyd

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As seen in: Think from KERA, The Dallas Morning News, Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis, Houston Public Media (Houston, TX), KERA News (Dallas, TX), KERA-TV (Dallas, TX), RealClear Education
Host & managing editor of @kerathink and reader of many, many books. (she/her)
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Virtual Reality Will Never Match the Real Thing

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By Christine Rosen Verified, Krys Boyd Verified
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Multimedia Are video games rife with sexism? And have you heard that most video gamers are now adult women—not teenage boys in the basement? A new study says so. Feminist tech writers have seized on the study as proof that the video industry has fallen behind the times: too many games, they say, perpetuate a culture of sexism and misogyny.
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Let’s Talk About A Shorter Workweek

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By Krys Boyd Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
KERA | By Krys Boyd, Published June 29, 2021 at 4:00 PM CDT Shutterstock / A four-day work week might sound crazy, considering half of full-time American employees already work beyond 40 hours per week and are constantly reminded of emails on their phones and computers. But as American workers are returning to the office, many are rethinking how they do their jobs — which includes how much they work.
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Do you know what tiny creatures are creeping around in your home?

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By Krys Boyd Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
I was really happy to learn that of all the many bacteria that have been identified, there are only 50 that make us sick. That's right. The world has millions if not trillions of kinds of bacteria, and just a tiny handful are dangerous. And most of those other species are either benign or provide services that we depend on for life. So, a big part of what we do when thinking about the home is sort of rekindling our interest in all those other species that are more likely to help us than harm us.
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