what I read today may 13-14

• Under Trump, American exceptionalism means poverty, misery and death, The Guardian

• Unreleased White House report shows coronavirus rates spiking in heartland communities, NBC NEws

what i read today may 11

• NC State researchers: “Tell us about your sourdough starter, for science”

• Capture wild microbes and turn them into bread – for science!

what i read today may 9

• The Coronavirus Was an Emergency Until Trump Found Out Who Was Dying, The Atlantic

• Forget Pancakes. Pay Mothers., NY Times

• The real Lord of the Flies: what happened when six boys were shipwrecked for 15 months, The Guardian

• The Risks - Know Them - Avoid Them

what i read today may 8

• THE SEPARATION, the marshall project

• My Family Needed a Reset. Quarantine Gave Us One., The Atlantic

• When Maternity Wards in Black Neighborhoods Disappear, NY Times

• Nearly Half of Men Say They Do Most of the Home Schooling. 3 Percent of Women Agree., NY Times

what i read today may 4

• The ‘Credibility Bookcase’ Is the Quarantine’s Hottest Accessory, NY Times

What I read today may 2

• What the Proponents of ‘Natural’ Herd Immunity Don’t Say, my times
  My mom wants everything to open up again cuz she’s “tiredt of it.” Said we need herd immunity when I countered with it may be too early and people will die.

• Is Sweden Doing It Right?, Ny times

• Prenatal Care May Look Very Different After Coronavirus, NY Times

what I read today april 26

• Moms Left To Fend Alone In Maternity Wards, Despite Cuomo Order, Brownstoner

what I read today april 24

• The Tonic of Gardening in Quarantine, The New Yorker

• Tech startups want to reinvent the bulk aisle—grocery’s most glorious, affordable, unwieldy section. That’s going to be harder than it looks., The Counter

• WATCH: How to Build and Manage a Community Seed Library Password: SeedLibrary2020!

• Norman Borlaug is hailed for “feeding the world.” So why is there still so much hunger?, the counter

• Beautiful disasters: The wild, wilted world of plant scientists who breed crops ready to thrive on a climate-ravaged earth, the counter

• Community Supported Agriculture Is Surging Amid the Pandemic, civil eats

what i read today april 23

• How to Plant a Victory Garden, Even on a Windowsill , ny times

• The calming effects of sewing can help people express and heal themselves, the guardian

• Where Is Everyone Getting All of This Sourdough Starter All of a Sudden?, vice

• There’s psychology behind the foods we don’t buy in a crisis, the counter

what i read today april 22

• How Bernie Sanders Built a New Visual Language for Democratic Socialism, eye on design

• Under the Covers: M.I.A.’s Arular Proves That Great Design Isn’t All About Understanding Photoshop, eye on design

What I read today April 21

• Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing, NY Times

• The Infection That’s Silently Killing Coronavirus Patients, NY Times

• The White House Has Erected a Blockade Stopping States and Hospitals From Getting Coronavirus PPE, New York

• My Restaurant Was My Life for 20 Years. Does the World Need It Anymore?, My times mag

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