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Here are our favorite stories, podcasts, and videos from around the Web for the week of April 20.

• Photo editor Juliana Jimenez Jaramillo likes ...
  “Ecuadoreans Hail John Oliver for Taking a Swing at Their ‘Sensitive’ President” by Manuel Rueda, Fusion
  “For critics of Ecuadorian President, this skit was an act of ‘divine justice.’ ”
  
  
• Future Tense editor Torie Bosch likes …
  “On Authenticity, Ownership, and Not Reading the Comments” by Shannon Swearingen, Creative Nonfiction
  “Well, this is weird. Creative Nonfiction interviewed me about comments, e-books, and writing in the first person.”
  
  
• Senior editor Laura Bennett likes …
  “Lilly Pulitzer May Be Good for Retail, but It’s Terrible Fashion” by Robin Givhan, Washington Post
  “Hard to imagine a more accurate Lily Pulitzer putdown than ‘pineapple-print, feel-good, preppy psychedelia.’ ”
  
  
•  Staff writer Leon Neyfakh likes …
  “Hear Kurt Cobain's Chilling, Unreleased Beatles Cover” by Jon Blistein, Rolling Stone
  “Never realized before how much ‘And I Love Her’ sounds like a Nirvana Song.”
  
  
• Slate Web designer Derreck Johnson likes …
  “The Man Who broke the Music Business” by Stephen Witt, New Yorker
  “If you benefitted from Team RNS / Napster in their glory days, this is a fantastic read.”
  
  
• Staff writer Jamelle Bouie likes …
  “Think Diversity Creates A Racism-free Utopia? Check Out This California Poll.” by Jenée Desmond-Harris, Vox
  “Diverse societies can still have racial hierarchies.”