what i read today april 19

• CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK MAY HAVE STARTED AS EARLY AS SEPTEMBER, SCIENTISTS SAY , newsweek

• 'I Call These People the Modern-Day Rosa Parks': Conservative Shelter-In-Place Protesters Really Think They're Civil Rights Activists, the root

• Privatize the Post Office? Here's Another Idea, City Lab

What I read today April 15

It's time to talk more seriously about the food supply, CNN

The farmworkers putting food on America's tables are facing their own coronavirus crisis, CNN

What I read today April 12

• Has Coronavirus Made the Internet Better?, NY times

• Why Are We All Obsessed With Retro Workouts Right Now?, Vogue

• ‘If All the Stores Close, We Need Food’: Community Gardens Adapt to the Pandemic, NY Times

What I read today April 10

Eric took Arthur out of the house, and I have some TIME ALONE!!!!

• How Little Fires Everywhere Expanded the Novel’s Meditations on Motherhood, Vulture

• Trump Administration Scales Back Paid Leave in Coronavirus Relief Law, NY Times

What I read today March 21

• A Medical Worker Describes Terrifying Lung Failure From COVID-19 — Even in His Young Patients, propublica

What I read today march 20

• What Are The Best Materials for Making DIY Masks?, Smart Air Filters

• Social-Democratic Denmark Shows How to Respond to Coronavirus, Jacobian

• Weeks Before Virus Panic, Intelligence Chairman Privately Raised Alarm, Sold Stocks, NPR

What I read today march 16

Still waiting on the baby to make his appearance while the world is getting crazier. It’s a weird time to be pregnant.

• A Complete List of Trump’s Attempts to Play Down Coronavirus, NY Times

• The Man With 17,700 Bottles of Hand Sanitizer Just Donated Them, NY Times

What I read today march 15

• America Is a Sham, Slate

• America Is Acting Like a Failed State, The Atlantic

What I read today March 14

• He Has 17,700 Bottles of Hand Sanitizer and Nowhere to Sell Them, NY Times

• There’s a Giant Hole in Pelosi’s Coronavirus Bill, NY Times

• The Anxious Hands of New York’s Subway Riders in the Face of the Coronavirus, The New Yorker

What I read today march 13

• When the World Falls Apart, People Come Together, NY Times

• The science of soap – here’s how it kills the coronavirus, The Guardian

• The Trump Presidency Is Over, The Atlantic

What I read today March 11

• Andy Byford Unchained: Train Daddy Reveals How Cuomo Made His Job "Intolerable", Gothamist

• An Ode to Jane Sanders, Queen of Relatable Style, Vogue

• What Jane Sanders Is Telling Bernie Sanders About His 2020 Bid, NY Times

What I read today March 4

• Depth, History, and Reverence: The Intricacies of Bisa Butler’s Quilted Portraits, Vogue

• Teach basic math skills with these 15 easy math games for preschoolers, Motherly

What I read today march 1

LAST DAY IN THE OFFICE

• The Passing of C. Lee Calhoun: Southern Apple Hunter, UNCONVENTIONAL STORIES FROM AN APPLE FARMER

• He Keeps Ancient Apples Fresh and Crisp, NY Times

• The American restaurant is on life support, The Counter

What I read today Feb 28

• The mattress landfill crisis: how the race to bring us better beds led to a recycling nightmare, The Guardian

• The exhausting, lucrative world of childhood sleep consulting, Vox

• Sleepovers in Slave Cabins Are Helping to Create Healing Conversations, Yes Magazine

• How Black Culinary Historians Are Rewriting the History of American Food, Yes Magazine

• The Coronavirus Is Trump’s Worst Nightmare, The New Republic

• Trump Has Sabotaged America’s Coronavirus Response, Foreign Policy

• Brooklyn Public Library and Brooklyn Historical Society to Merge, NY Times

• I’m a Parent, and I’m Bracing for Coronavirus, The Cut

To Do:

Make Your Own: Baby Gym
Need dowel rods

What I read today Feb 27

• Justice Dept. Establishes Office to Denaturalize Immigrants, NY Times

• Pointed Pins: How Pundit Jill Wine-Banks Sends Political Messages with Her Brooches, Collectors Weekly

• Meet the Iowa Architect Documenting Every Slave House Still Standing, Atlas Obscura

• How This Fitness Studio Puts Black Women First, Refinery 29

What I read today Feb 26

• "Unprecedented and Dangerous": Trump Administration Halts NYC's Most Important Climate Resiliency Study, Gothamist

• What Do Grown Unschoolers Think of Unschooling? IV in Series, Psychology Today

• The Challenges of Unschooling: Report III from the Survey, Psychology Today

• What Leads Families to “Unschool” Their Children? Report II, Psychology Today

• The Benefits of Unschooling: Report I from a Large Survey, Psychology Today

• Known for Playful Design, Popular Kids Doc Tribeca Pediatrics Opens in Bed Stuy, Brownstoner

What I read today Feb 25

• Suze Orman’s advice to investors on the market’s drop: “Rejoice”, CNBC

• Firefox continues push to bring DNS over HTTPS by default for US users, mozilla

• DNS over HTTPS Will Give You Back Privacy that Big ISPs Fought to Take Away, EFF

• A Controversial Plan to Encrypt More of the Internet, Wired

What I read today Feb 24

• Macrolide Antibiotics Early in Pregnancy Tied to Birth Defects, NY Times

• Kids Don’t Need to Stay ‘On Track’ to Succeed, The Atlantic

• The Original Renegade, NY Times

What I read today Feb 21

• MOM TALK: WHY WE ALL NEED TO READ DIVERSE BOOKS TO OUR KIDS, Mother Mag

• What Happens To Your Mail-Order Mattress After You Return It, Five Thirty Eight

• The Radicalism of Warren’s Unapologetic Aggression, The New Republic

• 5Pointz Developer Loses Appeal, Must Pay $6.75 Million To Whitewashed Artists, Gothamist

• To Know Mayor Pete, Look at His Top Adviser’s Underreported Past, Vice

• Lis Left Standing, NY Mag

What I read today Feb 20

• Warren Leads an Onslaught of Attacks, Zeroing In on Bloomberg, NY Times

• Behind Brown’s Beach Jacket – The Complete History, Heddels

• For the Madagascan Aye-Aye, the Rule of Thumb Comes in Two, Atlas Obscura

• Philadelphia Project Reduces Brewery Waste, Feeds Hungry Backyard Chickens, Next City

• YES, AMY KLOBUCHAR IS TO BLAME FOR MYON BURRELL’S UNJUST CONVICTION, The Appeal

• How Michael Bloomberg Owned New York Media, The New Republic

• Bloomberg Craps Out in Vegas, National Review

• WHEN I WAS A PRO-LIFE HYPOCRITE, Samantha Field

• Fates of humans and insects intertwined, warn scientists, The Guardian

• A Deep Dive Into the Intense World of the r/MealPrepSunday Subreddit, Vice

• In Appalachia, Forest Farming is Protecting Wild Botanical Plants, Civil Eats