• Too Many Americans Are Going to College, National review
• 2018: THE YEAR OF THE CRYPTOCURRENCY CRAZE, Wired
• FML, Poor Millenials, Highline

• Social media is keeping us stuck in the moment, This
• When Does Work Actually Get Done?, Pricenomics
• The Problem with Muzak, Baffler
• A Short History of Tree Shaping, Atlas Obscura
• What Roy Moore Did to the Pro-Life Movement, New Republic
• Harvey Weinstein Is My Monster Too, NY Times
• F.C.C. Repeals Net Neutrality Rules, NY Times
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Finally Recognizes Woman Who Practically Invented Rock and Roll , Pictorial
• What Netflix doesn’t want you to know about how its synopses are written, The Outline
• Meet the lit professor-turned-tattoo artist who inked the Hells Angels and chronicled his every studly conquest, Timeline

• Black Women Do Not Exist To Save You, Write some shit
• How This New York City Community Garden Became the Center of Controversy, Architectural Digest
• My Top Parenting Book of 2017! + At what age do you allow your children to free-range?, How we Montessori
• Now That Roy Moore Lost, Can We Impeach Trump?, Village Voice
• East Williamsburg Residents Protest Plan to Build Market-Rate Housing on NYCHA Parking Lot, Brownstoner
• #DanielShaver: It Is Not Black People’s Job to Create a White Lives Matter Movement, The Root
• The American savings crisis, explained, The Week
• Debt relief for defrauded students halted under Trump, says report, BBC

• The sisterhood of Zuri’s globe-trotting dress, San Francisco Chronicle
• City cashing in by selling streets, sidewalks to private owners, NY Post
• Keaton’s Mom on Confederate Flag: This Is the South, This Is Tennessee , The Root
• Did we do something wrong?, Medium
• MURIEL COOPER: INFORMATION LANDSCAPES, inventing interactive
• Rifle Paper Co. Sues Walmart, architectural digest
• Along Brooklyn's J/M/Z subway line, two converging neighborhoods in flux, Curbed
  OMG, I need to stop reading curbed. Makes me wanna scream. Who has $1800 for a studio in bed stuy?
• Every Parent Wants to Protect Their Child. I Never Got the Chance., New York magazine
• About That New York Editor Who Would End Lives Like My Children’s, National Review

• New York Explosion Empties Port Authority; Suspect Is in Custody, NY Times
  Pretty crummy commute this morning
• Former Facebook exec says social media is ripping apart society, The Verge
• The Looting of America’s Public Lands, NY Times
• The EPA Doesn’t Want to Hear From Coal Victims, New Republic
• The History of Putting a Price on Everything, New Republic

House Republican on GOP tax bill: this is a corporate tax cut, not a middle-class one, Vox

• In Staten Island, hiking the wild path of Richmond Creek, Curbed
• CHOICE AND RESPECT -- MONTESSORI BABY WEEK 53, the kavanaugh report
• Elizabeth Street Garden will be demolished for 121 affordable apartments for seniors, Curbed
• Illegal Hotels, Urban Omnibus
• Nothing Protects Black Women From Dying in Pregnancy and Childbirth, Propublica
• “I’m Pregnant.” Why Your Boss’s Reaction May Matter More Than You Think., Slate
• The World Might Be Better Off Without College for Everyone, The Atlantic

• How Columbus's Majority-Black City Council Might be Violating the Voting Rights Act, City Lab
  home city
• Columbus Now Says 'Smart' Rides for Vulnerable Moms Are Coming, City Lab
• Who Wins When a City Gets Smart?, City Lab
  I had to google map where South Linden was. Home city, and it seems I never left the Westside
• Combatting Infant Mortality Means First Having the Uncomfortable Conversation About Race, Columbus Underground
• Infant Mortality Problems in Columbus Indicate a Poor Quality of Life for Low-Income Women and Women of Color, Columbus Underground
• The reason childbirth is over-medicalized in America has its roots in racial segregation, Quartz
• A REAL LOOK AT INFANT MORTALITY IN COLUMBUS, OHIO RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR REPRODUCTIVE CHOICE
  After giving birth, I'm increasingly interested in childbirth and the inequalities and experiences surrounding it.
• Ohio ranks 45th nationally in infant mortality, near bottom for deaths of black babies, Cleveland Plain Dealer
• Where Millennials Come From, The New Yorker

• The Weekly Glean: Brand-New Ancient Grains, Modern Farmer
  I keep hearing a radio ad about how sorghum is an "ancient grain" which i feel is pretty bullshitty, since it's just a grain from a different country
• How a Chest of Ancient Grains Changed Baking History, Modern farmer
• Why Are Stephen Shore’s Instagrams Better Than Yours?, Hyperallergic
• An Artist Takes Issue with a Brand’s Appropriation of Black Detroit, Hyperallergic
• HOW TO WORKSHOP N-WORDS, The Rumpus
• The Trump allegations, The Guardian
• Don't Buy Anyone an Echo, Gizmodo
  The commenters say "who cares!"
• How We Think Sex Changes After Childbirth Versus How It Actually Changes, Broadly
• My Moroccan Mom Doesn't Care About White People in Henna, But I Do, Broadly

• The Pioneering Woodblock Artist Caught Between East and West, Atlas Obscura
• How Professionals Wrestle With One of the World’s Scariest Plants, Atlas Obscura
• A Dentist-Turned-Horticulturalist Made a Record Just for Plants, Atlas Obscura
• The Impact of the Blockchain Goes Beyond Financial Services, Harvard Business Review
• Imogen Heap wants to use blockchain technology to revolutionize the music industry, Quartz
• Blockchain: A Better Way to Track Pork Chops, Bonds, Bad Peanut Butter?, NY Times
• The Truth About Blockchain, Harvard Business Review
  Increasingly interested about blockchain technology and see its parallels with Sharewave 
• These controversial items tucked into the GOP tax bills have little to do with taxes, PBS

• Employees With Kids Are More Dedicated Than Most Bosses Realize, Fortune
• Modern parents spend more time with their kids than their parents spent with them, Quartz
• Your 2-Year-Old Is Full of Potential. Here’s How to Develop It., Slate
• Domino's rolls out baby registry for new parents, USA Today
• Making Eye Contact With a Baby Changes Both Your Brain Waves, Study Says, Time
• Millennials See Paternity Leave as a Priority, NY Times
• Home-Based Care Isn’t Babysitting, Slate
• No Family Is Safe From This Epidemic, The Atlantic
• Right-Wingers Find an Accidental Shooting to Go Ballistic Over, Village Voice

• PLAY AT 12 MONTHS -- MONTESSORI BABY WEEK 52,  the kavanaugh report
• All the Ways the GOP Tax Bill Will Screw You Over, Village Voice
• In Flushing, a former mall transforms into a game-changing mixed-use development, Curbed
• MTA chief dismisses ‘draconian’ proposal to end 24/7 subway service, Curbed
• Go inside the prototype for the NYC subway’s new open-gangway trains, Curbed
• WHY WE NEED TO QUIT USING THE TERM “NATURAL BIRTH”, Mother Mag
  Hear Hear!
• Did midwifery merely replace the patriarchy with the matriarchy?, skepticalob

• How Wealth Reduces Compassion, Scientific American
• Turn Towards Instead of Away, Gottman Institute
• The Danger of Convenience, raptitude
• Tidying up, austin kleon
  Interesting views on the nature of stuff for creatives. I still need to go through clothes and unwanted items, but I do like the messy nature of our stuff and plants on surfaces throughout the apartment. Interior design photos make me sad for their lack of life - re: clutter
• NYC subway should cease 24/7 operation, rebuild from the ground up: report, Curbed
• David Rockwell on the Importance of Human Connection in Design, Architectural Digest

• The tension between creativity and productivity, kottke
• Net Neutrality Hits a Nerve, Eliciting Intense Reactions, NY Times
  Of course it does. It might make sense if I had multiple internet providers to choose from.... but I don't
• The Golden Age of the Illustrated Book Dust Jacket, Hyperallergic
• How the Invasive Plants of New York Represent the City’s Colonial Past, Hyperallergic
  I'm always slow to learning about the shows I want to see!
• PDF: Vera List Center Prize for Art and Politics, 2016–2018
• Jared and Ivanka are ‘in a world of sh*t’ in DC — and New York doesn’t want them back, Raw Story
• Deli Grossery, one man’s photographic chronicle of bodega posters, Brokelyn

• The Connected Vocabularies of Six-Month-Olds, The Atlantic
• Deciding At What Age To Give A Kid A Smartphone, NPR
• Coco Is Among Pixar's Best Movies in Years, The Atlantic
• Little Spoon plans to win the baby food wars with a customized meal plan, Mashable
• Why Calling Elizabeth Warren ‘Pocahontas’ Is Racist, Explained, The Root
• Beyond ‘Other’: Meghan Markle Recounted Her Feelings When She Heard Her Mom Called the N-Word in a 2015 Essay on Race, The Root
• Meghan Markle: I'm More Than An 'Other', Elle
• I’m Addicted to Late-Night Zillow Stalking, Clever
• On City Island, two unassuming homes are NYC’s newest landmarks, Curbed

• Broadway Junction subway stop could become a 'destination' transit hub, Curbed
• Many of NYC's privately-owned public spaces still flout rules: report, Curbed
• Can Anyone Care About Hunger After Thanksgiving?, Village Voice
• I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality, LA Times

• Worries About Behavior Of Park Slope Shelter Residents Bring Neighbors To Community Meeting, Patch
• Ignored By Big Telecom, Detroit's Marginalized Communities Are Building Their Own Internet, Motherboard
• Manhattan West's tallest building is on the rise near Hudson Yards, Curbed
  I feel like life has gone full circle now - from marketing Manhattan West project to moving into it (2020)
• The Long Tradition of Folk Healing Among Southern Appalachian Women, Atlas Obscura
• In Belarus, the Ancient Tradition of Healing Whispers Slowly Disappears, Atlas Obscura
• The Silver Trail: How An Italian Immigrant Made His Mark on Southwestern Jewelry, collectors weekly
• PAUL RYAN’S ‘CINDY’ IS A CRUEL FIGMENT OF THE CAPITALIST IMAGINATION, ShadowProof
• Senate Republicans’ tax plan raises taxes on families earning less than $75,000, Vox
• FCC Plan To Use Thanksgiving To 'Hide' Its Attack On Net Neutrality Vastly Underestimates The Looming Backlash, Net Neutrality
• How Jihee Lee Breaks Down the Cultural Boundaries Built By Stereotypes, Eye on Design

• A LITTLE - PIKLER INSPIRED - CLIMBER WITH LILY & RIVER, the kavanaugh report
• THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR PELVIC FLOOR BEFORE, DURING, & AFTER BIRTH, Mother Mag
• My Apartment Is Starting to Resemble My Parents' House, Architectural Digest
• Keystone pipeline oil spill could be worse than we thought, Vice
• Why Women Discourage Each Other From Reporting Sexual Assault, broadly
• Your First Look at Broccoli, the Magazine for Women Who Love Weed, Broadly
• The Soviet Military Secretly Mapped the Entire World, City Lab
• The Toxic 'Blank Spots' of Niagara Falls, City Lab
• The Many Sides of Michael Graves, City Lab
• The Corporatization of Kindergarten, City Lab
• The High Line Is Trolling Us, City Lab
• Puerto Rico’s DIY Disaster Relief, The New York Review of Books

• Spoiler Alert: ‘The Problem With Apu’ Is That He’s a Really Racist Character, Village Voice
• Showtime’s SMILF Is Almost Great, Vulture
• Black Girls Draw: Jena Holliday Is Proving Black Motherhood Is A Work Of Art, Essence

• Making Time Off Predictable—and Required, Harvard Business Review
• THE FORGOTTEN ART OF SQUATTING IS A REVELATION FOR BODIES RUINED BY SITTING, Quartzy
• Texas Sheriff Sparks Outrage After Warning Vehicle Owner About Profane Anti-Trump Sticker , The Root
• Where the Small-Town American Dream Lives On, The New Yorker
• Here Are Big Pharma’s Go-To Law Firms for Opioid Marketing Defense, National Law Journal
  I try to ignore that my employer's clients are icky companies like Purdue Pharma Inc. Ugh