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In this week's gabfest, DoubleX founding editor Hanna Rosin, managing editor Jessica Grose, and editor Nina Shen Rastogi discuss the Wal-Mart gender discrimination suit Dukes v. Wal-Mart, Michele Bachmann's viability as a presidential candidate, and the feminism in Tina Fey's new memoir, Bossypants.

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Nina Shen Rastogi recommends "A Murder Foretold," David Grann's great piece about murder and political conspiracy in Guatemala in this week's New Yorker.

Hanna Rosin is in love with the iTunes U course "The Civil War and Reconstruction Era, 1845-1877," by Yale professor David Blight.

Jessica Grose is binging on the AMC series Breaking Bad, about a chemistry teacher in New Mexico who discovers he has cancer and ends up cooking meth to defray the cost of treatment. She recommends watching it in three-to-four-episode chunks before it returns this summer for Season 4.

Here are some links to other things we discussed this week:

"Everyday Discrimination," by Richard Thompson Ford in Slate
"Bachmann Overdrive," by David Weigel in Slate
"Best of Bachmann," in the New Republic
"Bachmann on Libya: I Would Not Have Gone In," via Michele Bachmann's official YouTube page
"Tina Fey's Tough Girl Feminism," by Katie Roiphe in Slate
The "TGS Hates Women" episode from 30 Rock