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Twenty years ago I was asked to write a blurb for a book called “Women Who Think Too Much.” I was indignant. How can a woman think too much? Thinking is good! The very idea is sexist — nobody would write a book called “Men Who Think Too Much.” Two decades later that book is still in print, and I’m coming around to it. If thinking means brooding, worrying, ruminating and dwelling, maybe it is indeed possible to think too much — so much that you drain the joy out of any course of action, and for so long that you run out of time to put your decision into practice.

The comedian Maria Bamford has always been willing to get uncomfortable while probing the deepest recesses of her psyche in search of laughs. Whether taping and performing one of her specials in her parents’ living room or spending two seasons playing a warped version of herself on Netflix’s “Lady Dynamite,” she has a capacity for crafting candid punchlines forged in the fires of her own mental crises. Never simply joking at her own expense, she instead makes comic radical honesty part of her process of healing and recovery.

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(Update: More explanation of what changed on updated framework) For weeks, the Advanced Placement U.S. history course based on a newly revised “framework” for teachers has been the target of intense criticism around the country from conservatives who charge that it is anti-American. While the Republican National Committee is attacking the resolution, saying the framework “emphasizes negative aspects of our nation’s history while omitting or minimizing positive aspects,” students and teachers in Jefferson County, Colo.