Fun little photo essay: For Instant Happiness, Grab a Book and Head Outside nytimes.com/2022/08/06/boo…

Breaking: Reuters journalists are striking Thursday for the first time in decades, saying management refuses to bargain in good faith and is offering just 1% guaranteed raises per year bloomberg.com/news/articles/… NewsGuild-CWA NewsGuild of New York

'Devastation. Again.' Sunday's Lexington Herald-Leader front page. Stunning photo by Ryan C. Hermens. Story by Alex Acquisto: kentucky.com/news/state/ken…

Powwows are back baybee! The summer vibes of the powwow on my reservation. Pure Native joy is rarely on display and here it is on the cover of the style section of The New York Times. This work makes me so happy.

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Appalshop in Whitesburg, Kentucky - my work and my work family. This is devastating.

Photo: Taylyn Kincer

Our first bargaining session is TODAY! We can't wait to exercise our collective power in writing our working conditions to build a better, more equitable Times for all of us!

'Rather than quickly transfer those doses back to the United States and begin administering them, however, the federal government adopted a wait-and-see attitude'

(if you're straight and have asked me to explain monkeypox, this story's especially for you) nytimes.com/2022/07/25/nyr…

A soft-rock station in Vancouver has been playing 'Killing In the Name Of' by Rage Against the Machine for hours on a loop.

Whenever someone calls in for a request, they deny it and replay the Rage song again.

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Closeness, desire and safety are layered through the work of Naima Green, a queer artist and educator based in NYC.

“I am really invested in intimacy and always wanting to get really close to something and hold it delicately,” Green said. #Pride nbcnews.to/3njzy5q

Years ago, Alyssa Schukar told me about a story she'd been working on: a town in Nebraska down to 1 resident, a woman named Elsie Eiler. She began photographing Elsie in 2005 -- her first photo essay as a journalism student. But the story didn't end there nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Photographer Annie Flanagan spent a year documenting gender-expansive young people across the U.S. as they experience adolescence at a fraught political and cultural time ti.me/3Ol7kCT

Pride Month is a big marketing event for companies, but is their support sincere? Join ShaneShane, Brooks Barnes, 𝚍𝚘𝚍𝚊𝚒 𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚠𝚊𝚛𝚝 and guests to discuss 'rainbow capitalism,' Disney’s Gay Days and mock-advertising memes. DM questions to New York Times Events. twitter.com/i/spaces/1mrGm…

Beautiful portfolio by Annie Flanagan in @time. time.com/6184659/trans-…

Our Photoville exhibit of #BOP2022 winners is up on Fulton near Brooklyn Bridge Park! Show formally opens tomorrow afternoon, so come on by and say hi to Regional chair Carey Wagner and Akili Ramsess. Thanks AJ and the BOP committee for their hard work to make this happen!📸: Suchan Vodoor

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Vaid argued the movement erred by focusing on access to the mainstream rather than on gaining power to change it. Pushing the mainstream to accept gay men and lesbians was a worthy first step, but one that risked forcing people to fit into straight society nytimes.com/2022/05/17/us/…

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Capricorn: I need to work harder & punish myself

Jockey Sonly Leon celebrates atop Rich Strike after winning the 148th Kentucky Derby!
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