Today’s American History Lesson: Puerto Rico has been part of the U.S. since 1898, and Puerto Ricans have been U.S. citizens since 1917 🇵🇷 🇺🇸 We’ve cheered many non-Americans at the #SuperBowl. Bad Bunny isn’t one of them. 🏈 🎤

Beautiful outfit homage from Coco Jones to Whitney Houston. 🖤

Bad Bunny climbing electrical poles to perform El Apagon, a song about blackouts (and gentrification) in Puerto Rico. #superbowl

the bushes were people ????

A political statement - addressing Puerto Rico’s ongoing electric/power crisis. Bravo Bad Bunny!!

Bad bunny said Jamaica and Haiti the way that it should be pronounced which is the Taino way !!! Xaymaca and Ayiitii this isn’t what most people are used to but it’s the correct way

Fun fact: Bad Bunny’s halftime show featured a real business: Villas Tacos in LA

Shoutout to every theater kid who played a tree in their school play. This one’s for you 🌳🌳

When simply being Latino or an immigrant is painted as a crime, Bad Bunny depicted the opposite. It’s a blessing to be a Latino. We saw its warmth, pride and all its colors. The message was not constructed with hate. It was love meant to inspire and not put anyone down. ❤️

The show was just plain creative, and joyful, and wholesome, and made you want to be in that field, at that wedding, on that street getting coffee in a tiny paper cup. Generous too, Bad Bunny kept sharing the stage.

So many important take aways from that performance, but I just want to point out that he named the countries in America in order from South to North. He literally turned the map on its head and deconstructed the idea that the Global South is somehow less than. Powerful messaging!

The history of sugar slavery runs deep throughout the Southern states, the Caribbean, and parts of South America. His performance was brilliant, thought provoking, well executed

when you realize that posting for one person on your story is the modern equivalent of gatsby throwing massive parties in hopes that daisy would notice from across the lake.

Inbox: The The New Yorker is hiring Washington Post book critic Becca Rothfeld.

Authentic people will tell you the truth even if it makes them look bad because they value integrity more than being liked by everyone.

Fun fact. Spanish was spoken in North America nearly a CENTURY before English was.

The producers of #BadBunny’s #SuperBowl halftime show explain how the small business owners featured are all real workers: "The performance is celebrating normal people, and what it is to be human and love and hay joy, and really appreciate one another. This was to show how much

Nobody talks about how hard it is being the first to do something when you have no good examples in your life. No blueprint, just trials and error.

The front section of Tuesday’s print version of The Washington Post includes 19 news articles. Seven are by the Associated Press.

please stop making everything digital i want to keep saving the movie ticket, the concert ticket, a handwritten note, a photo, the invitation of about 15 & all those little things in a shoebox to open when im 80