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Items in 6. The 21st-Century New Yorker

  • Black and white cartoon illustration of two figures standing and facing each other. The one on the left appears to be a woman with long hair, a long nose and is wearing a dress and heels. She is leaning forward towards the second figure. The figure on the right is made up of numbers that seem to resemble important historical dates. From top to bottom: 1776, 1066, 1620, 410, 1861, 1215, 1812, 1941, 1492, 1917, 1914, 1789. The caption reads "You're history, Leonard."

    6. The 21st-Century New Yorker Introduction

  • Black, white, and tan-colored artwork of a silhouette of Toni Morrison in profile

    "Quiet As It's Kept"

  • A magazine spread with typed text and an image of a man against a red background on the left page

    Reporting #MeToo

  • Sheet of paper with typed text and handwritten notes and edits

    Jhumpa Lahiri

  • Image of an ink drawing of three mushrooms

    Artist Spotlight: Patricia Glee Smith

  • Poster artwork featuring the words “The New Yorker Festival” as orange buildings in Manhattan on a blue background

    The New Yorker Festival

  • Black and white cartoon illustration of two figures standing and facing each other. The one on the left appears to be a woman with long hair, a long nose and is wearing a dress and heels. She is leaning forward towards the second figure. The figure on the right is made up of numbers that seem to resemble important historical dates. From top to bottom: 1776, 1066, 1620, 410, 1861, 1215, 1812, 1941, 1492, 1917, 1914, 1789. The caption reads "You're history, Leonard."

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