Thank you David Apatoff. Nell Minow (she/her) The Art of the Post: The Ornery Illustrator saturdayeveningpost.com/2020/08/the-ar…

Alex Gibney's imperative election hack documentary is like his own FAHRENHEIT 9/11 (via nick allen) rogerebert.com/reviews/agents…

citizensforethics.org/press-release/…

Oh my god, Katie Porter.

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The News Media Isn’t Biased Against Trump. It’s Biased in His Favor. nymag.com/intelligencer/… via Intelligencer

#Bales2020FilmChallenge Pharmacy in a movie #Magnolia

One down. One to go.

Congratulations gabi :D #BestDocumentary nominees: #76Days by Hao Wu, #CityHall by Zipporah Films (Frederick Wiseman), OUR TIME MACHINE by S Leo Chiang 江松長 + Yang Sun, A Thousand Cuts by @CineDiaz + Maria Ressa, #Time by #GarrettBradley POV on PBS #Gothams are #TheCoolest

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Congratulations . What a film.

#HankAaron by #BernieFuchs 1974 #SportsIllustrated @sportsillustrated #milwaukeebraves #atlantabraves #milwaukeebrewers #negroleague #henryaaron #44 #755 #MVP #medaloffreedom instagram.com/p/CKXlqoHJ6TC/…

For the filmmaker Yuko Torihara, the act of creating art as an Asian person is a form of activism, and her new documentary, “Chinatown Beat”—produced by a mostly Asian crew—is intended to be “a piece of protest.” nyer.cm/NWkODnH

The Transformation of a Soccer Club, and the Ways We Value Women’s Sports newyorker.com/sports/sportin…

Voices Are Raised Against the NBA Launching Its New African League in Rwanda via The Nation thenation.com/article/world/…

Happy 90th birthday #WillieMays By #BernieFuchs #Sports #Baseball #Art #IllustrationArt #Giants #Mets #660 #SayHeyKid #24 instagram.com/p/COje-WZpyDi/…

#WillieMays by #BernieFuchs #LookMagazine March 8, 1966 "Willie Mays: My Story" #Illustration plus study #Happy90thBirthday #24 LOOK magazine instagram.com/p/COjgzKfJnx2/…

Asian-American Artists, Now Activists, Push Back Against Hate nytimes.com/2021/04/18/art…

Join us for our inaugural #BlackWritersWeek on #JuneTeenth2021 week (June 14-20), where we’ll be amplifying the voices of Black storytellers, critics and editors with seven days of essential reviews, essays, virtual panels and more. rogerebert.com/chazs-blog/rog…

Nikyatu Jusu is only the second Black woman filmmaker to win the coveted U.S. Dramatic Grand Jury Prize in Sundance history. The first was Chinonye Chukwu's "Clemency" in 2019.