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- Glamour reported that Sephora announced its new class of beauty founders from its incubator program, which now focuses entirely on BIPOC-owned brands.
- i-D rounded up 14 of the best fashion documentaries to stream.
- Fast Company explained why Zoom fatigue can be self-fulfilling.
- The Globe and Mail revealed that female partners earned nearly 25% less than their male colleagues at one of Canada’s largest business law practices.
- Today reported that Whitney Wolfe Herd, the 31-year-old founder and CEO of Bumble, became a billionaire as her company went public this week — and brought her 1-year-old to ring the opening bell. A week earlier, the W Fund announced its Emerging Tech Grants Program — “to fund the next billionaires led by women and BIPOC.”
- Crooked focused on the overlooked role of Black Greek organizations.
- The Wall Street Journal noted that Amazon, Walmart, and other companies are using AI to decide whether it's worth it to process a return, telling some customers to just keep the items.
- The Washington Post‘s Carolyn Hax replied to a reader who asked about planning to get pregnant “accidentally.”
- The Today Show spoke with this week's viral internet star, Cat Lawyer.
- Your Laugh of the Week comes from Baroness von Sketch Show, with “Peak Cute.” (Thanks to a reader for sharing!)
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WP Letter Writer
Holy cow, that letter writer is coocoo bananas. Do we think that letter is actually real? Are there actually people who calculate life choices like a soap opera villain?!?! Who traps another person into having a child without their consent betting that they’ll change their minds?!
Anon
I know someone who did this and was contemplating doing it a second time for a second child, but she was concerned her husband would get wise. The world is full of all kinds of people
WP Letter Writer
I’m surprised anyone would admit to this. Deplorable.
Anon
It’s so common it has its own verb. You haven’t heard of “oopsing”?
WP Letter Writer
I haven’t but I guess I have now and I am HORRIFIED. Apparently, a lot of people need to be educated on informed consent in all forms, including this one.
JB
gasp, never heard that
anon
Um, I think it happens more often than you realize. It’s morally reprehensible, for sure, but it does happen.
Monte
Never heard the term oopsing, but I do (tangentially) know someone who did this. Turns out she was right in that he became an excellent father, but wrong in that he left her before she gave birth, married someone else, and co-parents well with his now ex-wife and his new wife (and the several kids they went on to have).
Anonymous
If you have not already seen Cat Lawyer, do yourself a favor and watch it now.
Anon
I went through the fashion documentaries and was shocked at the exclusion of The Last Emperor, subject matter Valentino.