Atlantic Magazine Discussion Group (Virtual)

Program Type:

Civics and Social Justice

Age Group:

Adults
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Program Description

Event Details

Welcome back to the Atlantic Magazine Discussion Group! We will be reading the following articles from the September 2025 issue. Discussion will be led by Library Director Elizabeth Lane.

  1. "Why Marriage Survives" by Brad Wilcox (pgs. 11–14)
  2. "Going Back: What Home Meant Before, and After, Hurricane Katrina" by Clint Smith (pgs. 16–19)
  3. "Canada Is Killing Itself" by Elaina Plott Calabro (pgs. 26–38, 40–41)
  4. "This Is What the End of the Liberal World Order Looks Like" by Anne Applebaum (pgs. 64–83)

The easiest way to read these articles is by using Flipster, a BPL Online database. You will need your library card number. Additionally, we've added an attachment to this event listing that includes all four articles, and you have an option to stop in at BPL for complimentary printing. Prosser will also have the print magazine available to read (subject to availability).

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Accommodations

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Virtual

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