The Last Children of Down Syndrome

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It’s November 21, 2020.

What to read this weekend.

Five Great Weekend Reads

The Last Children of Down Syndrome

Prenatal testing is changing who gets born and who doesn’t. And this is just the beginning. The Atlantic

Barack Obama on What It’s Really Like to Live in the White House
In an excerpt from his new memoir, A Promised Land, the former president offers an intimate glimpse of his private life inside 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Apple News Spotlight

Ivanka Trump Was Her Best Friend — Until Their Differences Tore Them Apart
“She always stopped at McDonald’s for cheeseburgers. She cursed. And, of course, she had the Trump radar for status, money, and power.” Vanity Fair

The Underground Movement Trying to Topple the North Korean Regime
Inside Free Joseon, a secret network mobilizing against Kim Jong Un’s dictatorship. The New Yorker

A Guide to Thoughtfully Navigating This Thanksgiving Season
The holidays are forcing us to make difficult decisions. Doctors and etiquette experts weigh in on how to manage tricky situations with grace. CNN

Featured Issue

Enjoy the Holidays in Southern Style

Plus: a fly-fishing expedition in the Florida Everglades, the scientists working to save America’s rarest turtle, and small Southern inns with big-time charm. Garden & Gun

Weekend Pursuits

One thing to watch: How Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me went from page to stage to HBO special (starring Oprah and Mahershala Ali). Entertainment Weekly

One thing to listen to: Megan Thee Stallion delivers some Good News with her first full-length album, featuring Beyoncé, SZA, and Big Sean. NPR

One thing to read: After Douglas Stuart worked on Shuggie Bain for 10 years, his debut novel was “swallowed up” by the pandemic. This week, it won the Booker Prize. New York Magazine

One thing to eat: You can make this pear tart as simple or as fancy as you need it to be — just like Thanksgiving itself. Epicurious

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