• The Impact Of Activism On Mental Health Can Be Devastating, But Here’s How Experts Say We Can Close The Gap, Bustle

• Is Prison Necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind, NY Times

• 26 phrases to calm your angry child, Mother Mag

• Opinion: Elizabeth Street Garden Fans Must Acknowledge the Housing Crisis, City Limits

• Get a sneak peek inside the revamped TWA Terminal, Curbed

• America’s Train Fans Are Having One of the Best Weeks of Their Lives, Atlas Obscura
  Arthur is REALLY into trains and we regularly watch steam engines on youtube. This week, there has been a plethora of videos in Wyoming with this train and I couldn’t figure out WHY so many people were lined up by the tracks!

• Exit Interview: I Was the Director of Research and Development at a Candy Company, Atlas Obscura

• Why It’s So Hard to Study the Toxic Dust Blowing From Earth’s Youngest Desert, Atlas Obscura
  We are killing our planet

• Arizona’s Most Unusual Cacti Have Their Own Fan Club, Atlas Obscura

• For Seed Rebels, Saving Life’s Building Blocks Has New Urgency, Civil Eats

• The Story Behind America’s Most Famous Sex Therapist, Hyperallergic

• A Forgotten Precursor of Genderqueer Performance Art, Hyperallergic

• WATCH: In the Face of the Black Maternal Mortality Crisis, This Doula Is Providing Expectant Mothers With the Support and Care They Desperately Deserve, The Root

• Georgia Just Criminalized Abortion. Women Who Terminate Their Pregnancies Would Receive Life in Prison., The Slate

• Reflecting on Rachel: Why She Mattered, Christianity Today

• I'm a pro-life Christian. Here's why I'm voting for Hillary Clinton., Vox

• The Terrifying Rise of the 6-Week Abortion Ban, The Cut

• 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 .”