I read a lot. This is a selection of what I read this week (8/31/20 through 9/6/2020) that I think you should read, too. Articles *Brooke Jarvis’ The Scramble to Pluck 24 Billion Cherries in Eight Weeks for The New York Times: A long read but a necessary one. Americans need to know the labor … Continued

I read a lot. This is a selection of what I read this week (8/24/20 through 8/30/20) that I think you should read, too. Articles *Arimeta Diop’s From Megan Thee Stallion to Breonna Taylor, Black Women’s Trauma Deserves Better Than Memes for Vanity Fair: “Arrest the cops that killed Breonna Taylor” continues reverberating throughout social … Continued

I read a lot. This is a selection of what I read this week (8/17/20 through 8/23/20) that I think you should read, too. This week’s is late because I had a sinus headache. Here’s hoping I don’t go for a threepeat next week. Articles *Christina Cauterucci’s Lesbians and Key Rings: a Cultural Love Story … Continued

I read a lot. This is a selection of what I read this week (8/10/20 through 8/16/20) that I think you should read, too. I’m late in posting because I worked too hard this weekend and clonked out before finishing this. Articles *Jay Bennett’s Wrap Your Head Around the Enormity of the Number TREE(3) for … Continued

I read a lot. This is a selection of what I read this week (8/3/20 through 8/9/20) that I think you should read, too. Articles *Carrie Arnold’s Horseshoe crab blood is key to making a COVID-19 vaccine—but the ecosystem may suffer for National Geographic: Content warning for animal bleeding. Drug companies are in a “damned … Continued