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| From how to forgive to the ways culture changes your perspective on a fable, new stories are ready for you on stanfordmag.org. Enjoy online exclusives, new story collections and thousands of articles from our archives on any of your devices. The STANFORD magazine newsletter is sent monthly to keep you up-to-date. Must be 300 characters (including spaces) minimum. View In Browser Dear Reader, One of the reasons we like emailing you every month is that we get to share online stories that are relevant to you right now. This month, there are two things we’ve been itching to get to you. We’ve got an advice story that follows on the heels of California’s Consumer Privacy Act and gives you a place to start as you battle to keep your information to yourself. And in honor of Black History Month, we’re bringing you a collection of stories from the past 20 years to celebrate Stanford’s black alumni and faculty. Itch officially scratched. Have a great month. Summer Moore Batte, ’99 Editor of Stanfordmag.org editor’s choice 3 Simple Ways to Fight for Your Privacy You can’t really stop the use and sale of your personal information. Here’s why you should still try. Tales from the Garden and the Sea Undergrad fiction writers master the art of the speed-read. The 5 Types of Concussions And expert recommendations for initial treatment of each. Black History Stories of Stanford’s black students, alumni and faculty. Explore Stanfordmag.org Love this email? Forward it to friends or tell them to subscribe. Image credits from top: Michele McCammon; Liz Leyden/Getty Images; Michele McCammon; from left: Toni Gauther (3); PF Bentley; Brian Smith Stanford Alumni Association alumni.stanford.edu (650) 723 -2021 | (800) 786 -2586 The Stanford Alumni Association abides by the university’s privacy policy which can be found here: https://www.stanford.edu/site/privacy/ Stanford University | Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center | 326 Galvez Street, Stanford, CA 94305 |