Something to Read
Leslie BienenLeslie Bienen is a veterinarian, writer, and editor who researches and writes about disease, health policy, and topics that catch her fancy. She has published in The Atlantic, The NYT, Slate, USA Today, UnHerd, City Journal, Persuasion, WSJ, and elsewhere
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The Utterly Predictable Disaster of Making School Reopening a Racial Issue
I live in Portland, Oregon, which had some of the longest Covid-related school closures in the country, second only to San Francisco. Even Chicago, which arguably has the most extreme educators’ unions, opened before we did. Predictably, ar...
Sometimes It Really Is That Simple
Ok, ok, I give up. I did not want to weigh in on Andrew Huberman. I don’t listen to his podcast or even know much about him. In fact, I do not care a fig about Andrew Huberman one way or the other. However, the irritating? misguided? beside...
The Sorting Hat of the Pandemic
You are probably familiar with the term the ‘Great Resignation’ referring to the large wave of retirement that occurred during the pandemic. I am part of what some have referred to as the Great Reinvention—people who changed careers, or swi...
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Leslie is a veterinarian, editor, and writer whose research and writing focuses on zoonotic disease and associated policies. She published 50 OpEds during the pandemic related to Covid policies, particulary around schools. She also writes fiction.
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