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The poet Solmaz Sharif takes a certain pleasure from the scene at airports when flights are delayed and the people around her are frustrated and tired. “I have a sense of, ‘Welcome. Welcome to how I feel all the time,’” she told me this past December. Interview by Rozina Ali for Lux Magazine.

He’s had a Hall of Fame career in the NBA, where he pushed buttons and fashioned himself into a gender-exploding rock star. (And collected five rings, too.) But when you peel away the attitude, and the hair, and the piercings and tattoos, who is Dennis Rodman underneath it all? By Mychal Denzel Smith for GQ.

Bold Type Books author Keith Boykin joins CNN’s Newsroom to discuss what steps to take now that Republican Senator Tim Scott has rejected Democrats’ final offer on police reform.

Puffin Foundation Fellow Eyal Press talks to NPR affiliate KPCW about how his new book, Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll of Inequality in America, takes a deep dive into the lives of those who do the essential work that no one else wants to do.

Advocates for survivors say the approach could end up doing more harm than good. A year long investigation by 2020-21 Ida B. Wells Fellow Eileen Guo in partnership with Consumer Reports and MIT Technology Review.

The Biden administration promised to engage with tribes on development projects that would affect their way of life. But Native villages suing the government say that’s not happening. By Adam Federman for Politico Magazine.