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Debate Over the Statue of a 19th-Century Gynecologist Continues
A column on J. Marion Sims drew impassioned responses from readers, several arguing that the doctor has been needlessly vilified by modern observers.
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We asked readers to tell us which perspectives are underrepresented in the national media — and which should remain that way.
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After 10 days on the road, these are some of the Quebecers our newest Canada correspondent, Dan Bilefsky, won’t forget.
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Photo Credit The Meal Began With a Foie Gras Cake. It Ended With Snow and Maple Syrup.
How to unlock Quebec’s identity? One way is through its food, Dan Bilefsky finds.
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As our correspondent wends his way around Quebec, we want to hear from residents about how they see the future of the province and their place there.
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An Algonquin Canadian chef uses food to reclaim her culture amid recent murders and a history of forced assimilation.
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Scores of readers, not to mention a few colleagues, contacted our standards desk urgently to point out what they believed was an embarrassing typo.
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Photo Credit Cute Shoes Are Useless, and Other Lessons From Three Months Traveling the World
Our 52 Places Traveler answers readers’ questions about the journey so far and traveling alone, as a woman.
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Our Tech We’re Using columnist, Brian Chen, is eager to hear feedback from readers and requests for future columns about how Times journalists use tech.
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Times journalists responded to some of the most common questions received from readers about our coverage of the bomber.
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One thing is clear: Our readers feel passionately about Disney cruises.
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To make her documentary series about The New York Times’s coverage of the president, Liz Garbus spent 15 months as a fly on the newsroom wall.
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The death of Kim Wall aboard the inventor Peter Madsen’s submarine came as a shock to a country in which random, brutal murders are a rarity.
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The Times’s Pamela Paul says it can be difficult to find a reviewer who has never been in the same room as a book’s author.
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What can you do when you want your child to be born in your home state? A Times Texpatriate explains.
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How a Buddhist monk helped change our Interpreter columnists’ understanding of Facebook’s role in developing countries.
