What does it mean to live, to love, to die, to mourn in the year of our lord 2020?
I wrote a piece for @nytimes about my best friend. https://t.co/mJ1nmOn1fW
I wrote this a year ago today.
Today is also the day any adult 16 and older in North Carolina can get a COVID vaccine.
Please get your vaccine. And then please call your best friend. https://t.co/Sm6E3y9J4w
“What’s going to be the thing that parents or caretakers did that damaged kids less than what other parents did? Unfortunately, that’s the question, because all kids are going to experience a different trajectory because of this pandemic.” https://t.co/VBpxJxgQdQ
Charlotte schools have increasingly segregated along racial and class lines since a federal judge’s ruling ended a 28-year desegregation program. The COVID lockdown has hurt everybody in the system—and widened the gap between haves and have-nots: https://t.co/VBpxJxgQdQ
Florida alumnus @jared_misner wrote the most devastating piece I've read about the emotional toll that the coronavirus inflicts on individuals. Rest in peace, Alison Schwartz.
My Best Friend Is Gone, and Nothing Feels Right https://t.co/7NL77gStA1
I can’t stop thinking about this heartbreakingly beautiful piece by @jared_misner about friendship and loss. It is a reminder that behind each #COVID19 statistic is a story, a life and those they left behind are now in mourning. 💔 #Coronavirustruth https://t.co/k5Aaafb7AT
@michaelngraff I’ve been thinking long and hard on how to respond to someone like you who I have (and continue to) look up to as a writer.
So I’m just going to say thank you for taking a chance on me. I’m grateful.