Each week for the past 12 weeks (since the November) Amy Siskind has been making posts that talk about what has changed since Tr*mp was elected president. I’m going to try to remember to share each of these (starting with week 12) as an extra link at the beginning of this post. Please read through the link.
» Week 12: Experts in authoritarianism advise to keep a list of things subtly changing around you, so you’ll remember.
Now, onto other links, some of these will be timely, some of them will not.
- More Than Likable Enough: I like Hillary Clinton. And I’m convinced that saying so can be a subversive act. (Slate) Note: this is old, but take a moment to think how much different (better) the state of this country would be had the election gone differently.
- 14 Stunning Portraits Of Albania’s Few Remaining Sworn Virgins Photographer Jill Peters has dedicated her career to exploring the intersections of sexuality, gender identity, and culture — and it has taken her to some very interesting places. When she first read about a dwindling group of people in a remote part of the world who live their lives as “sworn virgins,” she pretty much knew where her next trip would be. (Refinery29)
- Behind the Bloodshed: The Untold Story of America’s Mass Killings (USA Today)
- How A 1990 Hardy Boys Book Presaged The Future Of The Internet: In the early days of the World Wide Web, this mystery novel dealt with computer hacking, designer poisons, and email surveillance. (Fast Company)
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