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From web view   Worth a read A curated list of top stories Business How LinkedIn's 'career break' feature could help normalize caregiving LinkedIn users can now classify their time away from paid work as one of 13 types of career breaks. By Julianne McShane Read more   National Palm Springs looks to give trans residents monthly cash payments The proposal would seek to help low-income transgender and nonbinary people in the popular California desert resort town. By Anne Branigin Read more A message from McKinsey & Company Attributes—not skills—determine whether you cut it. Retired Navy SEAL commander Rich Diviney believes that attributes such as patience, situational awareness, and adaptability often inform the way we handle situations, especially stressful and challenging ones. In a recent interview, he delves into the importance of assessing and developing our attributes—and explains how reflection, self-understanding, and a bit of vulnerability can give you a performance edge. Don't miss this.   Lifestyle This Florida teen went viral for his lesson on the Stonewall riots Will Larkins, a student at Winter Park High School, gave the lesson just days after Gov. DeSantis signed a controversial bill limiting LGBTQ discussion in schools into law. By Sydney Page Read more   Politics Okla. lawmakers approve bill to make performing an abortion illegal The measure would make performing an abortion illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $100,000 fine. By Caroline Kitchener Read more   Technology Some women shared the messages they get on Instagram. It's not pretty. A study finds that Instagram failed to act on 90 percent of abuse sent via direct message to five high-profile influencers on the platform, including actress Amber Heard. By Taylor Lorenz and Elizabeth Dwoskin Read more   Higher Education What the student loan payment pause has meant to Black women Black women, who stood the most to gain from the payment moratorium, shoulder a disproportionate share of the $1.7 trillion student debt burden in the United States. By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel Read more   Style A guide to the words we use in our gender coverage This glossary is intended to be a clear and accurate starting point to help readers better understand gender issues. By Anne Branigin Read more   Technology // Perspective The radical act of invisibility on Trans Day of Visibility As an openly trans person, I know the simultaneous importance of visibility and the imminent danger of it. By Erique Zhang Read more     Your Take A comment from our Instagram In response to our comic about egg freezing:  VOL. 6, ISSUE 27 13‌01 K ST. NW, WASHIN‌GTON D.‌C., 20‌071 LILY@WASHPOST.COM The one that comes on Thursdays SUBSCRIBE TO LILY LINES ©2022 THE WASHINGTON POST    |    UNSUBSCRIBE    |    HELP & CONTACT    |    PRIVACY POLICY