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Today on Tablet
Today in Tablet Magazine, Rachel Shukert analyzes Oprah’s recent visit to a Hasidic family in Brooklyn for this week’s installment of the Tattler. “The fascination lies,” Shukert writes, “in watching Oprah herself, as she struggles, with barely concealed shock, to grasp her own irrelevance in the lives of these people.”
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