New York City Health Department regulations for sex during the COVID-19 pandemic advise to “have sex only with people close to you.” What does that mean, though, when sex with new people is a regular part of your life?
“These climate events are the result of deliberate choices and systems that we have built. Now we’re in a place where we have to reduce them and we have a chance to actually ask, ‘What do we want to do?’”
Under the firm guidance and fast tempo of the moderator, NBC's Kristen Welker, this surprise-fee presidential debate most likely did nothing more than reinforce the image most voters had of these two candidates.
As brands divest from wholesale and consumers increasingly look to people, not corporations, for style advice and product recommendations, influencers could more or less replace the traditional store.
Cherae Robinson built a business all about increasing Black ownership in travel. With the industry on pause, she writes, now is the time to make real change.
Smell is the underappreciated sense, the one many people would sacrifice. But when Leslie Jamison lost it due to COVID-19, she began to consider how much it meant to her.
Black Lives Matter cofounder Opal Tometi has helped spearhead a new video extending solidarity to Nigerian protestors.
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Vogue MagazineProtests over racist policing in the US have given way to a similar movement in Nigeria, where locals are taking to the streets to protest police brutality. #BlackLivesMatter cofounder Opal Tometi (@opalayo) shares more here.
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“It is not hard for me to imagine the way almost any situation can become a worst-case scenario.”
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Vogue Magazine"We have to change our standards for this election in order to avoid completely throwing out our futures." @Emma4Change shares with us, adding "A vote for Donald Trump is a vote for fascism." Here, Emma González on why our lives depend on voting.
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“I could have done animal digestive systems—it’s very interesting, some of them have no teeth, have four stomachs—but don’t think I’d find the audience.”
“I would say that voting in person is perfectly safe as long as you take the same precautions you would in any other socially distanced or monitored setting.”