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culture 7/2/2020
Who Is Destroying Whom? In I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel examines the layers of power and privilege that are always at play when a person is assaulted.
By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz

power 7/1/2020
HUD Proposal Cuts Protections for Unhoused Trans People It would allow federally funded, same-sex homeless shelters to make admission determinations based on biological sex.
By Claire Lampen

cut chats 7/1/2020
What Kimberly Drew Knows About Art and Activism “There are so many ways for all of us to partake, especially through our creative gifts.”
By the Cut

literature 7/1/2020
Here It Is, the Da Vinci Code of Divorce Drama This lawsuit has everything: airport best sellers, extramarital affairs, and a $345,000 Friesian horse named “LimiTed Edition.”
By Bridget Read

animals 7/1/2020
Hundreds of Elephants Are Dying, and No One Knows Why “This is a mass die-off on a level that hasn’t been seen in a very, very long time.”
By Madeleine Aggeler

protests 7/1/2020
What’s Going on in CHOP, the Seattle Occupied Protest Zone? On July 1, police moved to clear out the occupied zone after Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan declared it an “unlawful assembly.”
By Bridget Read

whelp 6/30/2020
Don Jr. Attended a Maskless Mansion Party, Naturally The president’s son and his girlfriend were spotted at a packed Hampton’s party, where basically no one wore a mask for safety.
By Claire Lampen

power 6/30/2020
The Protests Aren’t Stopping Anytime Soon One month into the nationwide uprising against police brutality, protesters have taken over City Hall Park in Manhattan to make their demands heard.
By Bridget Read

police brutality 6/30/2020
Is Ketamine the New Police Weapon Against Black Lives? Elijah McClain was injected with the drug, even though he was already handcuffed and helpless.
By Angelina Chapin

ask a boss 6/30/2020
‘My Manager’s Venting Is Stressing Me Out’ He is asking for emotional labor from you that he doesn’t have the right to expect.
By Alison Green
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