What does it mean to live, to love, to die, to mourn in the year of our lord 2020? I wrote a piece for The New York Times about my best friend. nytimes.com/2020/10/09/sty…

“Why would I want to watch celebrities shop for multimillion-dollar mansions while I get priced out of my own city?” amil asks—a question that ate at her as she binge-watched real estate reality TV during the pandemic. (Illustration: Natalie Vineberg) x.com/i/events/13367…

For the families and friends of those who lost their lives to COVID-19, life will never be the same — even when the pandemic ends trib.al/hR1pcQI

In my first for Bitch Media, I wrote about the selfish part of my heart and how lockdown worked for me, because everyone else had to live like me. And now, they’ll move back into the world and I’ll be left in my chronically ill body bitchmedia.org/article/chroni…

I've been reflecting on this story a lot in light of the news coming out of Kamloops. I'd tried to imagine what it'd be like to be in a family where a child never came home from residential schools. What it would take to cover up something like that. The open wound it would leave

A 2017 study found that 90% of cookbooks about Chinese and Indian cuisines listed in the NYT’s database were written by white people. (via mask4mask) buff.ly/3xAmHiy

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So today, GrubHub offered $15 off orders from 11am to 2pm in NYC, which got thousands of customers to order free meals within that time window. The issue? They didn't tell restaurants & delivery workers they were doing this.

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I wrote about gray vinyl flooring, barn doors, and how house flippers, landlords, and HGTV have reshaped the interior of the American home. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

'When $880m was raised in a day and a half after the cathedral of Notre Dame suffered a fire in 2021 but an entire country of drowning poor must beg for climate aid and assistance?' #Pakistan #PakistanFloods theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

When you've been told for DECADES, that an English major or liberal arts degree is worthless and everyone should "learn to code," yeah, we're gonna end up with a society that thinks what writers do is easy and shouldn't be valued and AI is the solution. It's all connected!

to commit to a "social first" strategy, whatever the fuck that means, is to see your audience not as readers or thinkers or people but consumers, seeking nothing more than 10,000 25-second videos that they will never remember, and that is such a dark outlook i can't take it

In my penultimate piece for The Atlantic, I tried to find an answer to the question readers ask me most frequently. theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

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Since LA is on fire and part of the south is frozen, I think it’s a good time to remind everyone or tell for the first time that ChatGPT and other forms for AI are contributing to the rapid warming of our planet.

I care about strangers because the people I love are strangers in the world and I would hope other people would care for them in moments of their life that occur outside of my presence. Not that complicated.

The sheer abuse of the term mid century modern on facebook marketplace ….