
Theara Coleman, The Week US
Theara Coleman has worked as a staff writer at The Week since September 2022. She frequently writes about technology, education, literature and general news. She was previously a contributing writer and assistant editor at Honeysuckle Magazine, where she covered racial politics and the cannabis industry. Theara is also a former high school teacher. She earned a bachelor's in English literature from Howard University in 2013 and a master's in the same from New York University in 2022.
A lifelong book lover, Theara is based in New York, where she spends her spare time reading and playing video games.
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The Adnan Syed case, explainedSpeed Read From the reinstated conviction to the original charges
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Millions of Americans poised to lose Medicaid coverage on April 1Speed Read
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Pros and cons of the letter grading systemfeature How does the traditional school of thought stack up against 'un-grading,' an unorthodox assessment method gaining traction among the nation's educators?
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Is the U.S. culpable in Mexico's deadly migrant fire?Today's Big Question People on both sides of the border have already begun pointing the finger as to who (or what) is responsible
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Blaze kills 39 at migrant detention center in MexicoSpeed Read
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Philadelphia officials continue to monitor tap water system after chemical spill in Delaware RiverSpeed Read
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America's alarming rise in antisemitismTalking Point Antisemitic incidents in the U.S. are "popping up everywhere and often"
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Finland, the happiest country in the world, is offering a free 'masterclass of happiness'Speed Read
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6 books to read if you already miss The Last of UsThe Week Recommends These should hold you over until season 2
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New species of orchid discovered in JapanSpeed Read
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Jenny Odell tackles the relationship between time and climate change in Saving TimeThe Week Recommends What the reviewers are saying about the New York Times bestseller's new book
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Japanese YouTube star ousted from parliament after not showing upSpeed Read
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Mediterranean diet may reduce the risk of dementia, research suggestsSpeed Read
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America's shortage of asthma medication, explainedSpeed Read What led to a national albuterol shortage, and what is being done to address it?
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Sudden unexpected infant deaths spiked among Black babies in 2020, CDC findsSpeed Read
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China's Xi Jinping secures unprecedented 3rd term as presidentSpeed Read
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New study suggests that actually, money can buy you happinessSpeed Read
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'Offensive' books that have been rewrittenThe Week Recommends From "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" to "James Bond"
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Are plane rides getting bumpier?Speed Read How climate change might be making turbulence worse
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UMass warns against 'borg' TikTok challenge after dozens of students hospitalizedSpeed Read
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Newsom says California will cut ties with Walgreens over abortion pills decisionSpeed Read
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Are drugs the answer to the world's obesity problem?Today's Big Question More than half the world's population could be overweight in the next decade or so
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6 highly anticipated books coming spring 2023The Week Recommends From Paris Hilton's memoir to a behind-the-scenes exploration of America's teaching profession
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Colombia proposes shipping invasive hippos to India and Mexico to control populationSpeed Read
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