"Today is a sad day in American constitutional law and in the lives of LGBT people. The Supreme Court...declares that a particular kind of business, though open to the public, has a constitutional right to refuse to serve members of a protected class."
–JUSTICE SONIA SOTOMAYOR
Ever notice how forgiving loans is suddenly a big problem when students get much-needed relief, but nobody blinks an eye when the richest 20% of American households get their PPP loans forgiven? Or when corporations are handed billions in subsidies?
Congratulations to my long-time friend, @MihretSibhat !
finally, I am so ready to read this difficult child. Get your copy and know this difficult child 😊.
@jeffjarvis@Hanifkureishi Was young journalist and you were my 1st Rolling Stone interview. Grateful your humor still in full force—and insights to live by in Guardian piece.
My feature on photographer Claudia Andujar, the Holocaust survivor who has committed her life and work to saving the Yanomami, in ASX: https://t.co/bVl8NTK6st
Between 2006 and 2010 Japanese-American photographer, Yoshi Kametani documented life on the Muirhouse estate in Edinburgh.
These are some of the images from his 'Plastic Spoon' series.
NYC’s longest running, black-owned photo gallery pushes ahead after 47 years. My piece on Alex Harsley and 4th St Photo in Al Jazeera: https://t.co/vpw4wM9g9S
My piece in Al Jazeera today highlighting the one in seven people (a total 820 million) who face hunger across the globe: Nourishing body and soul on World Food Day @AJENews https://t.co/7yDvupZrrn
“It was more about documenting our presence,” the photographer Dawoud Bey said, “because, I thought, if we don’t document ourselves, no one will” https://t.co/hoFLXnso3U