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Atlantic Reads: <em>Screen People</em> With Megan Garber
Staff writer Megan Garber and Adrienne LaFrance, <em>The Atlantic</em>’s executive editor, discuss Garber’s new book, <em>Screen People: How We Entertained Ourselves Into a State of Emergency</em>.
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