Gender Bias in the Supreme Court, Stair Climbing vs. Caffeine, and Teens Are OK, Really
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Female Supreme Court justices get interrupted three times as often as male justices. Climbing stairs may be as effective as caffeine at perking you up. Plus, today's teens are doing pretty OK. Really.
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