“I just couldn’t believe it,” Eh Wah said in an interview. “An officer was telling me that ‘you are going to jail tonight.’ And I don’t know what to think. What did I do that would make me go to jail? I didn’t do anything. Why is he saying that?”
Eh Wah began to realize that no matter what he did or said, he wouldn’t be able to satisfy the officers’ questions. “I realized that they were seizing all of the money. I was like, ‘This can’t be happening.’ But I didn’t know what to do.”
Texas cop: I’d beat a trans woman unconscious if she tried to share a bathroom with my daughter. ON FACEBOOK.
“I will not give in to the political correctness police.”
This seems right, via Gemma Seymour.
“Cities are mankind’s most enduring and stable mode of social organization, outlasting all empires and nations over which they have presided. Today cities have become the world’s dominant demographic and economic clusters.”
Check out these five graphs celebrating women’s progress!
In Living Color.” With ‘black-ish,’ Kenya Barris rethinks the family sitcom.”
The table read for “Hope” had been cathartic; afterward, Laurence Fishburne and Jenifer Lewis, who played the Johnson grandparents, made speeches thanking Barris for writing it. But Barris knew that the episode was odd—not especially funny and possibly pedantic. “I played it for friends, and no one’s going to say they don’t like it to your face,” Barris told me. “But the reactions have been mixed.” He worried that it might be perceived as agitprop, a Black Lives Matter episode; although he supported the movement, he wasn’t a fan of the idiom. “It’s alienating,” he told me. “No civil-rights movement has gotten anywhere without the help of white liberals.”
LOOK AT THIS ADORABLE PICTURE OF ME AND MY BOYFRIEND HIKING BEFORE A DOUBLE DATE SOMEONE LIKES ME
This seems like goodish news. I swear, every time I read a Trump tweet or see him on TV I think he must be putting on.
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