Helen Lewis
Coverage of Helen Lewis in the Nexus archive.
- Nature’s Most Extraordinary Stories
The article highlights the annual migration of monarch butterflies to Mexico, noting their population recovery due to conservation efforts. It also mentions other nature-related stories, including insights on animal play and whale communication.
- Darwin’s Story Isn’t as Simple as It Seems
The article challenges the common belief that Darwin's theory of evolution was directly derived from his study of Galápagos finches, noting he spent only a few weeks there and lacked precise specimen labeling. It also clarifies the Scopes trial originated as a deliberate test case by the ACLU, not a random classroom incident.
- When Both Parties Try to Out-Macho Each Other
Democrats use a photo of James Talarico eating a turkey leg to counter Republican attacks labeling him 'unmanly,' while Graham Platner's Senate campaign in Maine faces scrutiny over past relationships. The article explores how masculinism influences political strategies in the U.S., referencing Helen Lewis's analysis in The Atlantic.