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Writing
For the first time, the WNBA will be featured in NBA 2K. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at the new game. (Katharine Lotze/Getty; iStock; Lily illustration)
Today, learn the name of at least one influential woman you’ve never heard of. Here are 31 options. (Valerie Shaff; AP; Courtesy of Gino Barichello)
Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos are back in the news. Here’s what you need to know about the story. Elizabeth Holmes. (Jeff Chiu/AP; Lily illustration)
How to navigate the salary talk in 7 scenarios (Lily illustration)
Valeria Luiselli tackles one of the country’s largest debates in her latest novel — all while defying narrative convention (Diego Berruecos Gatopardo; iStock; Lily illustration)
This 14-year-old had a breakout role in ‘Us.’ Next up, she’s starring as young Nala in ‘The Lion King.’ (Geoff Levy; Lily illustration)
A Yelp for accessibility: The app that's trying to change the conversation about disability (Courtesy of AccessNow/Lily illustration)
Forbes released of highest-paid athletes. Where are the women? (Lily illustration)
Women behind speculum redesign say we need gynecological tools designed by people with vaginas (Photo courtesy of frog design)
Editing
A landmark policy reversal in Congo will now allow pregnant women to receive the Ebola vaccine (iStock/Lily illustration)
It’s ‘like I’ve made a colossal mistake, again and again’: This is how I experience anxiety ( Courtesy of Mahani Zubedy/Aisha Gunnell)
Taylor Swift has been apolitical for over a decade. Why should I trust her as an LGBTQ ally now? (Rich Fury/Getty; iStock; Lily illustration)
One year ago, a bill targeting online sex trafficking took effect. Sex workers say the consequences have been devastating. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post/iStock/Lily illustration)
On getting good by not letting yourself be bad