• Her Blog Post About Uber Upended Big Tech. Now She’s Written a Memoir., NY Times

• Democrat Pete Buttigieg overstated pledges of support from black leaders, public figures, ABC News

• Are Brooklyn’s Minority-Centered Spaces Headed For Legal Trouble?, Bklynr

• Men are showing up to the Wing and women are pissed, NY Post

• After Cooper Hewitt Director Is Ousted, Six Trustees Resign in Protest, hyperallergic

• Is this really coming back? UI Design Trends, abduzeedo

• Neumorphism the right way — A 2020 Design Trend, Medium
  Entering rabbit hole…..

• Sketch vs Figma, Adobe XD, And Other UI Design Applications, Smashing Magazine
  We’re stuck on Windows machines at the office, so Sketch has been unavailable for use in UI/UX designs but we’ve recently received Adobe Cloud (super duper late). Want to start trying out XD…

• Jury awards $265 million to Bader Farms in lawsuit against Bayer, BASF, The Counter

• The Brands Have Finally Won: I Absolutely Must Have the KFC Crocs, Vice

• She Didn’t Want a Pelvic Exam. She Received One Anyway., NY Times

• 9 Small, Science-Based Family-Life Upgrades that Prepare Kids to Live Kind, Doing Good Together

• The Legend of a Cave and the Traces of the Underground Railroad in Ohio, Atlas Obscura

• High-design Healthcare is Getting the Millennial Branding Treatment, AIGA Eye on Design

• Michael Bloomberg’s Campaign Suddenly Drops Memes Everywhere, NY Times

• The Cross-Border Indigenous Battle for Wild Rice, Atlas Obscura

• The Argument for Abortion as a Religious Right, Vice

• How the placenta evolved from an ancient virus, WHYY

• Bernie Sanders Files To Run As A Democrat — And An Independent, NPR

• Is It Bernie’s Party Now?, Politico

• The Difference Between Yams and Sweet Potatoes Is Structural Racism, Food and Wine

• THE “OLD LADY OF HALSEY STREET” (1935), The Brownstone Detectives

• The Bizarre and Racist History of the BMI, Medium

• The Uncertain Future of a Border-Straddling Liquor, atlas obscura

• MTA Opening New Nostrand Avenue Subway Station Entrance, Patch
  Bout time! That stop is crazy

• WHY PROGRESSIVE MILLENNIALS CAN’T STAND PETE BUTTIGIEG, Mel Magazine

• The Ominous Rise of Toddler Milk, The Atlantic

• Why Grocery Stores Have Tiny Kid-Size Carts, The Atlantic

• Trump Called for Paid Family Leave. Here’s Why Few Democrats Clapped., NY Times

• Over 150,000 Botanical Illustrations Enter the Public Domain, Hyperallergic

• In the 1970s, The Detroit Printing Co-op Showed the Revolutionary Potential of Design, AIGA Eye on Design

• Surprise for New York Renters: No More Broker Fees, NY Times

• Registration is open for NYC’s public pre-K, 3-K programs — if you can get through, Chalkbeat

• The Culinary Legacy of Brooklyn’s First Free Black Community, Atlas Obscura

• 8 States Are Trying to Make the Medical Treatment of Trans Kids a Crime, Vice

• Honeynut Squash Is a Tiny Squash with a Big History, Bon Appetite

• Why You May Never Learn the Truth About ICE, NY Times

• City’s basement apartment crackdown ramps up, The Real Deal

• 1 in 5 Mothers Gets Postpartum Depression. New York City Plans to Help., NY Times

• Six Takeaways From Trump’s State of the Union Address, NY Times

• Say Goodbye To 'Insane' Brokers Fees! (The Landlord Pays Those Now), Gothamist

• The Iowa caucus is not set up to include mothers—and that’s a problem, Motherly

• How do you caucus with a baby?, The Gazette

• Joe Biden flopped in Iowa. And so did the Democratic party's reputation, The Guardian

• This Pin Is a Quiet Way to Say You're Not Drinking, Vice

• How Mead Went From ‘Game of Thrones’ to Brooklyn Bars, NY Times

• The West Virginia Town Where Everyone's Dying and the Land Is Toxic, Yahoo

• Here Are the Fare-Evasion Enforcement Data the NYPD Fought to Keep Secret, Vice

• New York’s New Broadband Plan Hopes to (Finally) Address the Digital Divide, Next City

• DOES YOUR COMMUNITY BOARD REFLECT YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS? FIND OUT., The City

• a list for Walela and their comrades: on disability, ableism, and dialectics of liberation, dispatches from liminality

• Paula White Says Video About ‘Satanic Pregnancies’ Was Taken Out of Context, NY Times

• Satanist’s Open Letter Reply to Trump’s Spiritual Adviser’s Comments Regarding Satanic Pregnancies, patheos

• Montessori at home: 10 activities under $10, MOtherly

• Bicycles, Gender, and Risk: Driver Behaviors When Passing Cyclists, The Gender Policy Report

• Have We Reached Peak Literary Parading?, Clever

• Meet The Designer Who Makes 'Mrs. Maisel' Look So Marvelous, NPR

• Open House, N+1
  So good
  ”Here she is giving a tour of her gleaming apartment... I lean in, looking for books, paintings, some sign of a creative and uncontrolled urban life, of conflict and imperfection, but there are none. Everything in the apartment is new and white.”

• These are the paid leave policies gaining traction in Washington, Motherly

• The Chocolate-Brewing Witches of Colonial Latin America, Atlas Obscura

• Why Trees Are the Most Reliable Historians of Early America, Atlas Obscura

• Inside Bloomberg's $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan, City Lab

• Insect Jewelry of the Victorian Era, JSTOR Daily

• How a Long-Lost Indian Disco Record Won Over Crate Diggers and Cracked the YouTube Algorithm, Pitchfork

• Photos: Chaos Reigns At Rain-Soaked Idiotarod 2020, Gothamist

• Kobe Bryant: The NBA’s All-Time Asshole Says Goodbye, Rolling Stone

• They're Single. They're Straight. They're Friends. And They're Having a Baby., Marie Claire

• I’ve opted out of homework for my young children. Here’s why, and how you can, too., Washington Post

• Andy Byford Resigns as New York City’s Subway Chief, NY Times

• Surgeon ‘whistleblowers’ attribute SUNY patient deaths to boozy docs, poor care, NY Post

• SUNY Downstate Accused of Retaliating Against Whistleblower Surgeons, WSJ

• Trump administration scraps organic food regulations, NY Post

• Can Gee’s Bend—the Tiny Alabama Community Behind America’s Most Dazzling Quilts—Become an Art Destination to Rival Marfa?, ArtNet

• Why Manhattan’s Skyscrapers Are Empty, The Atlantic

• THE AUTHOR OF “BOYS & SEX” ON HOW TO RAISE OUR SONS BETTER, Mother Mag

• MTA Begins Study of Passenger Service along Bay Ridge Freight Line, Bklynr

• Fairway Market Files for Bankruptcy Protection, NY Times

• The Salmon Sisters of Alaska are Fighting for a Healthy, Sustainable Fish Future, Civil Eats

• The Surprising History of McDonald’s and the Civil Rights Movement, NY Times

• Demand for ginseng is creating a ‘wild west’ in Appalachia, Nat Geo

• How New York’s Bagel Union Fought — and Beat — a Mafia Takeover, Grubstreet

• The battle for Notre Dame, The Washington Post

• Getting jiggly with it: The curious community that's grown around gelatinous creations, Salon

• China moves to phase out single-use plastics, The Guardian

• Moms 4 Housing: Deal reached to negotiate sale of West Oakland house to nonprofit, SF Chronicle

• American history textbooks can differ across the country, in ways that are shaded by partisan politics., NY Times

• Readers Respond to Our Look at the Politics of American History Textbooks, NY Times

• Could the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative be hurting mothers—and babies too?, Advisory Board

• The Questions Sex-Ed Students Always Ask, The Atlantic

• The Kids Are Not All Right, Washington Monthly

• Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Tells NYC Newcomers To 'Go Back To Ohio', Gothamist

• Hillary Clinton blasts Sanders, won't commit to backing him as party nominee, CBS News

• Aussie Firefighters Save World's Only Groves Of Prehistoric Wollemi Pines, NPR