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In a French Village, a 'Conspiracy of Goodness'
Lucian Perkins
During World War II, the French village of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon engaged in what was later called a“conspiracy of goodness”: they rescued nearly 3,500 Jews from the Holocaust. Today, as photographer Lucian Perkins chronicles for Smithsonian magazine, the village welcomes refugees from distant countries, even as others turn them away.
The Dark Side of Saudi Reforms
Sarah Aziza
The Saudi ban on female drivers has come to an end. But as Sarah Aziza reports for The Atlantic, the change has come alongside the jailing of outspoken conservatives and liberals, and a harsh crackdown on women's rights advocates.