“I don’t have any sense of being that important,” says the country’s oldest (and most famous) park ranger, Betty Reid Soskin.
↩︎ The New York Times
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Negatives altered into images not quite real and not quite unreal, by photographer Julie Hamel.
↩︎ LensCulture
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Negatives altered into images not quite real and not quite unreal, by photographer Julie Hamel.
↩︎ LensCulture
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“They see it like one bucket.” For today’s students, file structures don’t exist.
↩︎ The Verge
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“They see it like one bucket.” For today’s students, file structures don’t exist.
↩︎ The Verge
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Rather than cooperating through the pandemic in North Africa, the legacy of colonialism caused many to capitalize on shortages.
↩︎ Africa Is a Country…
Roxane Gay: “Politicians love to invoke the idea of borders in service of a scarcity doctrine.”
↩︎ The Audacity
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Photographic collages of bedding, by Mira Burack.
↩︎ Matterology
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“I had to close my laptop and stare at the wall for a few minutes.” The surprising benefits of therapy voyeurism.
↩︎ The Atlantic
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A short documentary on Aaron Ralph’s 2,700-kilometer, meandering bikepacking trip up the United Kingdom.
via The Radavist