What I read today July 31

• Baby Activity - Warm Lavender Playdough + Baby Playdough Caddy, How we Montessori
• SOME {SCREEN FREE} THOUGHTS ON RESTAURANTS, the kavanaugh report
• There’s a Lot of Indie-mag Influence in the Rolling Stone Redesign, Eye on Design
• How Matisse’s Cut-outs Took Over the Illustration World, Eye on Design
• Studio Visit: Windy Chien, Honestly WTF
• Justice Among the Jell-O Recipes: The Feminist History of Food Journalism, LA Review of Books
  Via Hyperallergic, but written my a garden member!
• She Gave Millions to Artists Without Credit. Until Now., NY Times
• The Whitney Is Not an Art Museum, National Review
• Model Adesuwa Aighewi Releases Her Directorial Debut On The Beauty Of Muslim Women, Forbes
• A Painter Illustrates the Charm and Tragedy of the American Dream, Hyperallergic
• How Our Conversations Around Mixed-Race Identity Have Evolved in the 21st Century, Hyperallergic
• Open-plan offices have a surprising effect on workplace communication, Quartz
• My Struggle with American Small Talk, The New Yorker
• Three Identical StrangersHas a Long-Lost Twin, The Slate
• Childish Gambino Collaborator Denies “This Is America” Plagiarism Allegations, Pitchfork
• LISTEN: AMERICAN PHARAOH, Jase Harley 
• I’ve Been Reporting on MS-13 for a Year. Here Are the 5 Things Trump Gets Most Wrong., ProPublica
• The Black Panthers still in prison After 46 years, will they ever be set free?, The Guardian
• How to prune basil for the longest, most abundant harvest ever: a game changer!, Vomiting Chicken