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We need to do better as an industry.
No disrespect to Ben, who is awesome, but when more media show up to rallies than participants, we need to take a long, hard look at what we’re covering and why.
@Spesh27 @ncmedic201 @1999_jab@ABC I hear the pain you are speaking to. But that still burdens all the other lives that would have to take care of them. It just is horrible. Once something like this happens, there is no fixing or equalizing.... just surviving.
@JacobSHall @davechensky What Jacob said. I liked fedoras. Then found my tribe in a NYC haberdashery that I have patronized for about 15 years.
It is worth it just not to deal with the comments or the look on cat's faces when I walk into a store looking for a chapeau.
This whole thread speaks to the core of me. Everything written is like an excerpt from my brain & heart. The only other scene not mentioned is the bringing the dear back to life. It is no coincidence they are all connected through Karen Allen and those magical chord progressions.
It is the grace, beauty & humanity of this article that hits me. No villains, just humans looking to do better for themselves & families w/ limited options
How Demand for Twigs Is Bringing Down a Rainforest https://t.co/Wdy5bUxwPr
By @dionnesearcey
📸 by Ashley Gilbertson
I will be interviewing 100 LGBTQ elders over the next two years for a project I am calling “OLD & QUEER.” I believe it’s vital to collect stories from our elders while they’re still alive, and I’m excited to share the first one here:
Pat and Paulette, both 70, in Harlem, NYC 🧵