• AirPods Are a Tragedy, Vice

• Law & Order’s New York was never real, Curbed

• The skinniest building in Midtown Manhattan, ephemeral new york

• Toledo, Ohio, Just Granted Lake Erie the Same Legal Rights as People, Smithsonian Mag

• A Deep Dive Into Black Culture and Camp, Teen Vogue

• Academic writes 270 Wikipedia pages in a year to get female scientists noticed, The Guardian

• Long sealed away in a Whitney Bank attic, a trove of antique documents uncovered, Nola.com

• Did a censored female writer inspire Hemingway’s famous style?, Salon

• Brookland hit with eviction notice at its office, suits over unpaid construction work, The Real Deal

• Kansas Supreme Court Rules State Constitution Protects Right To Abortion, NPR

• Why We Created a Gender-Inclusive Stock Photo Library, Broadly

• I'm Changing the Largely Male, Straight Tattoo Industry with a Simple List, Broadly

• Nipsey Hussle's Memorial Was a Celebration of African Spirituality, Broadly

• Pete Buttigieg Says Incarcerated People Shouldn't Get to Vote, GQ

• When the Old Penn Station Was Demolished, New York Lost Its Faith, NY Times

• The Company That Sells Love to America Had a Dark Secret, NY Times

• How Goop’s Haters Made Gwyneth Paltrow’s Company Worth $250 Million, NY Times

• Online Momming in the ‘Perfectly Imperfect’ Age, The Cut

• Timeouts for Everyone, NY Times

• Friends Back Home Judge Me for Not Spanking My Kids, NY Times

• Historic Photos Of NYC's Urban Park Rangers As The Program Turns 40, Gothamist

• Yes, Trans Women Can Breastfeed — Here's How, Them

• California Hospital Secretly Filmed Women During Surgery and Childbirth, Lawsuit Says, NY Times

• How Her 3-Year-Old Daughter's Death Convinced Barbara Bush to Be Pro-Choice: 'The Toughest Issue for Me’, People

• From Disco to Techno, He’s Seen It on Sugar Hill’s Dance Floor, NY Times

• The Promise and Perils of Resurrecting Native Americans’ Lost Crops, Atlas Obscura

• Nipsey Hussle’s brother found him dying. These are his final moments, LA Times

• California Love with Nipsey Hussle and Lauren London, GQ

• For Nipsey Hussle and Rap’s Thriving Middle Class, Staying Close to Home Can Have a Price, NY Times

• Court Rules Against City, Millions of Dollars Of Wealth Restored, Kings County Politics

• GOP lawmakers offer paid parental leave legislation linked to Social Security, The Hill

• ADVANCING BIRTH JUSTICE: Community-Based Doula Models as a Standard of Care for Ending Racial Disparities (PDF)

• The Almost Forgotten Story Of The 1970s East Village Windmill, Gothamist

• A Public Defender Is Running to Be Queens’ Next DA—On a Platform of Locking Up Fewer People, Mother Jones

• Study: Racial Segregation an Issue in Neonatal Intensive Care, MedPage Today

• Brooklyn Wins Bragging Rights to the World’s Tallest Politician, NY Times

• Street Art Used To Be the Voice of the People. Now It’s the Voice of Advertisers., In These Times

• City Councilmembers Propose $100,000 Fine For 'Hideous' LED Billboard Boats, Gothamist

• Tax Policy Should be Part of Our Basic Civic Education, hyperallergic

• How many people pay the estate tax?, Tax Policy Center

• More Americans favor raising than lowering tax rates on corporations, high household incomes, Pew Research Center

• Documenting the Horrors of America’s Opioid Crisis in One of the Hardest-Hit Cities, hyperallergic

• In Centering West Africa, an Exhibition Tells Another Story of the Medieval Period, hyperallergic

• Layering Vintage Slides to Create Strange New Narratives, hyperallergic

• Found: A Medical Manual Linking Medieval Ireland to the Islamic World, Atlas Obscura

• Pete Buttigieg’s Quiet Rebellion, The New Yorker

• The New Abortion Underground Starts With Information, Glamour

• FDA approves first postpartum depression drug, CNN

• Inside the Fight for Developmentally Disabled People's Right to Sex, Broadly

• Angela Davis Addresses the Whitewashing of Feminism and Islamophobia, Broadly

• Childbirth Is the Ultimate Taboo in Contemporary Art, Elephant
  ”how many stories there are still to be told about this life-changing moment .”

• Forget 'machine for living in' – Hudson Yards is a machine for investing in, The Guardian

• Only 7 Black Students Got Into N.Y.’s Most Selective High School, Out of 895 Spots, NY Times

• Labor divide deepens in ongoing battle with real estate at Hudson Yards, Politico

• Hudson Yards deal ends nastiest fight in NYC real estate, Crain’s

• A Wave Of New Bills Would Ban Abortion Before Most Women Even Know They're Pregnant, Refinery 29

• Welcome to Birdpunk: A Subculture of a Subculture, Audubon

• It’s science: Your toddler’s dinosaur obsession is making them smarter, Motherly

• New Law Recognizes Racial Bias When Identifying Witnesses, Bklynr

• As pied-à-terre tax gains steam, NYC real estate industry pushes back, Curbed

• Photos: Inside Vessel, Thomas Heatherwick’s Hudson Yards sculpture, Curbed

• Visiting Hudson Yards , Jeremiah’s Vanishing New York

• Snark Park: Interactive art 'theme park' opens in New York, CNN

• At Hudson Yards, the future isn’t now, Curbed

• Hudson Yards opening: Timeline of the megaproject’s major moments, Curbed

• The Battle for the One, True ‘Fire Cider’, NY Times

• The Song of Abby the Spoon Lady, The Washington Post
  Me and the little guy have been dancing around the house today practicing the spoons (albeit poorly)

• How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger, NPR

• FEARING FOR HIS LIFE , The Verge

• How bicycles ignited 200 years of controversy in New York City, Curbed