Letters: ‘Let’s Encourage Participation Among All Sectors of Our Population’
Readers consider the impact of travel teams on youth-sports participation.
The Conversation
Letters: ‘Everybody Needs Comfort, Calm, Respite’
Readers discuss the meaning of Fred Rogers’s famous advice to “look for the helpers.”
Letters: Sauron, Mortal Men, and ‘A Thoroughly Modern Ringwraith’
Readers respond to a Lord of the Rings–themed argument about erstwhile NeverTrumpers.
Letters: ‘We Continued Our 70-Year-Long Unbroken String of Voting’
We asked readers of The Atlantic Daily to tell us about their experiences voting in the midterms.
Letters: 'Each Pitch ... Was Its Own Enthralling Odyssey'
Readers discuss the 2018 World Series—and whether baseball’s current structure is hampering the pleasure of watching it.
Letters: ‘We Are Collectively Heartbroken at Our Loss of Innocence’
Readers respond to Franklin Foer’s reflection on the Pittsburgh synagogue killings.
Letter: ‘When Does Female Empowerment Transcend the Magical Into the Actual?’
A reader responds to a look back at the film Practical Magic, two decades after its release.
Letters: Poetry Was Never Endangered
Readers weigh in on the rise of the “Insta-poet.”
Letters: Is the ‘Confidence Gap’ Real?
Readers discuss new research on why working women may be hesitant to talk up their accomplishments.
Letters: ‘Acting Like This Is a Boundless Battle for Wokeness Is Somewhat Absurd’
Readers discuss why social liberalism seems so prevalent in the culture industries.