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    Taco Bell is simply the latest restaurant to get into the food-subscription game. Unfortunately, it won't be the last, writes :

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    Experts disagree over whether past coronavirus infections can sub in for one or two COVID-19 shots—raising questions about how much immunity really counts as "enough," reports .

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  3. The 2021 Atlantic Festival is less than one week away! Our exclusive merchandise is finally available for purchase. Head to to get your hats, tote bags, sweatshirts & more. We can't wait to have you join us.

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  4. SPONSOR CONTENT: Nothing matters more to today’s fast-growing companies than their people. Join the Ideas Stage on September 27 to hear more from , Chair and Americas Managing Partner.

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  5. 5/5 “This technology spawns a series of questions,” Graham writes. “At a time when Black bodies are treated as teaching moments for the larger culture, are those whose bodies were broken … ever afforded the opportunity to rest in peace?”

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  6. 4/5 “But other ethical issues are mostly left to the discretion of users.”

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  7. 3/5 “The site tells users that the software ‘is intended for nostalgic use, that is, to bring beloved ancestors back to life,’ and warns that it is not built for more nefarious purposes, such as creating ‘deep fakes’ of living people,” Graham reports.

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  8. 2/5 One example: MyHeritage, an online genealogy platform that uses an artificial-intelligence software called Deep Nostalgia. The site’s users can upload photos of long-deceased relatives to the website, which animates their ancestors with motions such as smiles and head turns.

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  9. 1/5 New technologies are making it easy for historical Black images to be manipulated—and raising questions about who owns the Black body, Latria Graham writes.

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  10. "We were drawn again and again to questions of what it means for Black people to reclaim spaces and narratives, to feel seen, to express joy, to experience autonomy." introduces the third chapter of the "Inheritance" project:

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  11. DAILY CROSSWORD: What is a four letter word for an email designation whose opposite is "ham"?

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  13. Daily pandemic data are, and have always been, riddled with quirks—and Delta has made things even more confusing. Here's a metaphorical booster shot for your data fluency, from in the latest Atlantic Daily:

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  14. "Sanford and Son." "Family Matters." "Sister, Sister." Hannah Giorgis charts the slow, cyclical, and uneven progress of representation—and the unwritten rules of Black TV.

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  15. Read more from “What the Body Holds,” a recognition, a celebration, and a reclamation of the Black body included in chapter three of our “Inheritance” series:

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  16. Read more from “What the Body Holds,” a recognition, a celebration, and a reclamation of the Black body included in chapter three of our “Inheritance” series:

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  17. Read more from “What the Body Holds,” a recognition, a celebration, and a reclamation of the Black body included in chapter three of our “Inheritance” series:

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  18. Read more from “What the Body Holds,” a recognition, a celebration, and a reclamation of the Black body included in chapter three of our “Inheritance” series:

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  19. For many Black Americans, representation can come at a steep cost: losing control of your own image.

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  20. Today in The Atlantic: Who really owns Black history? Latria Graham investigates. Then: on why high fashion must stop ignoring working-class Black women, and Julian Randall on the intimacy of gold teeth:

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