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All Things Considered for July 11, 2021

This 1983 Feminist Film Was Set In The Dystopian Future, So Basically Right Now

Jean Satterfield plays the revolutionary leader of an underground women's army in the 1983 feminist classic Born in Flames. Argenis Apolinario/The Bronx Museum of the Arts hide caption

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This 1983 Feminist Film Was Set In The Dystopian Future, So Basically Right Now

This 1983 Feminist Film Was Set In The Dystopian Future, So Basically Right Now

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All Things Considered for July 10, 2021

What Might Happen To Guantánamo Now That U.S. Troops Are Leaving Afghanistan

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What Might Happen To Guantánamo Now That U.S. Troops Are Leaving Afghanistan

What Might Happen To Guantánamo Now That U.S. Troops Are Leaving Afghanistan

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All Things Considered for July 9, 2021

How Cancel Culture Became Politicized — Just Like Political Correctness

"The goal of cancel culture is to make decent Americans live in fear of being fired, expelled, shamed, humiliated and driven from society as we know it," then-President Donald Trump said during a speech at the 2020 Republican National Convention. It was remarkably similar to a sentiment expressed by another Republican president about political correctness nearly 30 years earlier. Spencer Platt/Getty Images hide caption

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How Cancel Culture Became Politicized — Just Like Political Correctness

How Cancel Culture Became Politicized — Just Like Political Correctness

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Hungary Bans LGBTQ Content From Schools, But Some Teachers Say They Will Defy It

Activists pose for a photo after raising a large rainbow heart in front of Hungary's parliament building in Budapest on Thursday. The activists are protesting against a new law they say discriminates against and marginalizes LGBTQ people. Laszlo Balogh/AP hide caption

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Hungary Bans LGBTQ Content From Schools, But Some Teachers Say They Will Defy It

Hungary Bans LGBTQ Content From Schools, But Some Teachers Say They Will Defy It

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Pair Your Pints With A Trip Through History On This British Pub Crawl Across London

Developers knocked down the Carlton Tavern in Maida Vale, London, in 2015 with plans to put up luxury apartments in its place. Community activists filed suit and the developer was forced to rebuild the pub brick for brick. Frank Langfitt/NPR hide caption

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Pair Your Pints With A Trip Through History On This British Pub Crawl Across London

Pair Your Pints With A Trip Through History On This British Pub Crawl Across London

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All Things Considered for July 8, 2021

Fauci Says Current Vaccines Will Stand Up To The Delta Variant

Dr. Anthony Fauci attends a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing in May on Capitol Hill. Fauci says he rarely wears a mask anymore since his environment is usually restricted to vaccinated people. Stefani Reynolds/Pool/Getty Images hide caption

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Fauci Says Current Vaccines Will Stand Up To The Delta Variant

Fauci Says Current Vaccines Will Stand Up To The Delta Variant

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Eviction Prevention Programs Are Racing Against A Moratorium Clock

Maricopa County constable Darlene Martinez evicts a tenant on October 7, 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona. Thousands of court-ordered evictions continue nationwide despite a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) moratorium for renters impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. John Moore/Getty Images hide caption

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Eviction Prevention Programs Are Racing Against A Moratorium Clock

Eviction Prevention Programs Are Racing Against A Moratorium Clock

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