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The Optimist from Gwen Wright endured a harrowing, rootless childhood. Now she’s landed in a place designed to help her son and others avoid meeting the same fate. <#> <https://s.washingtonpost.com/1999/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/1/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Stories that inspire <http://li.washingtonpost.com/click?s=117397&layout=left&li=optimist&m=422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb&p=5869278971885010a3d47673> <http://li.washingtonpost.com/click?s=135733&layout=marquee&li=optimist&m=422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb&p=5869278971885010a3d47673> <http://li.washingtonpost.com/click?s=135736&sz=116x15&li=optimist&m=422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb&p=5869278971885010a3d47673> <http://li.washingtonpost.com/click?s=135737&sz=69x15&li=optimist&m=422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb&p=5869278971885010a3d47673> Here's to starting 2017 on the right note. Keep an eye on your inbox for a special, best of 2016 edition of The Optimist coming soon. Thanks for reading and happy new year! <https://s.washingtonpost.com/210f/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/6/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> She was raised in dozens of foster homes. Can she keep her own son out of the system? <https://s.washingtonpost.com/210f/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/7/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Gwen Wright endured a harrowing, rootless childhood. Now she’s landed in a place designed to help her son and others avoid meeting the same fate. By Jessica Contrera • Read more » <https://s.washingtonpost.com/210f/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/8/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> 2016 wasn’t all bad. Here are the 11 most inspiring people we met this year. <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2110/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/9/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> As we say goodbye to 2016, it's important to remember the stories of people who showed the very best of humanity. By Colby Itkowitz • Read more » <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2110/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/10/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2110/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/11/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2111/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/12/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> A curtain call for the legendary writers, musicians, actors and artists that the world lost this year <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2111/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/13/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> They touched the world in diverse, indelible ways: David Bowie, Prince, Maurice White, Edward Albee, Harper Lee, Leonard Cohen, Florence Henderson, George Michael and Carrie Fisher. the country rock legend Glenn Frey and Beatles' producer George Martin, the joyous rap of Phife Dawg and the self-deprecating styling of Garry Shandling. Zaha Hadid's undulating designs and Merle Haggard's haunting and durable songs. The Washington Post writers gather their thoughts for a final appreciation. By Victoria Fogg and Washington Post staff • Read more » <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2111/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/14/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Carrie Fisher’s openness about her bipolar disorder motivated me to talk about mine <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2112/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/15/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Since her death, fans have used the hashtag #InHonorOfCarrie to share their own experiences with mental illness. 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By Lexi Behrndt • Read more » <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2114/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/22/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2114/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/23/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2115/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/24/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Here are the best photos of 2016 <https://s.washingtonpost.com/2115/5869278971885010a3d47673/cmhiQHJzcGRjLmNvbQ%3D%3D/25/70/422516d6533dd8dfd54eb38f2f8d39eb> Take a look at the most memorable and impactful images of the year. 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