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 21 years later, how have we changed since 9/11?
poynter.org · Al Tompkins
Plus, what journalists need to know about an effort to bring medications to the public faster, the queen’s corgis, and more.
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 The short unhappy life of Elizabeth Windsor
politico.eu · OTTO ENGLISH
To provide the United Kingdom with the monarch she felt it needed, Queen Elizabeth II sacrificed an ordinary life and the other things most of us take …
 The Best Moments From the Queen’s Final Year
Gawker · Claire Carusillo
Around here, we write about Queen Elizabeth more than any other starlet – even more than we write about Chrissy Teigen. Never was the Queen more …
 The Internet Does Not Respect The Dead
Substack · Morgan Jerkins
On Queen Elizabeth II’s Passing It happens every single time a powerful, white person dies. There is an acknowledgment of this person’s passing and …
 The Mushrooms That Ate Luke Perry
orionmagazine.org · Casey Lyons
THE MUSHROOM BURIAL SHROUD that covered Luke Perry’s face and famous forehead was black as night, or perhaps it was white as bone, made of organic …
 ‘That was our beach’: Notes on Fred Conrad’s Iconic 1977 Photograph
mit.edu · Justin Beal
How a single image of the Battery Park City landfill captures New York at an inflection point in its history. “The Beach is always there: you just …
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 We’re having less sex. What does that mean for public health?
Mashable · Katie Baskerville
The decline in sexual frequency points to a disquieting trend with wider implications associated with public health. Sex is one of life’s greatest…
 How the “Chill Ivy” Decided to Give Its Students Absolute Freedom
slate.com · Lily Geismer
The history of Brown’s Open Curriculum says a lot about modern politics.
 Intere-sting! Jellyfish hair is making waves in the beauty world
DAZED · Ellen Atlanta
• THE LOOK: A multi-layered blunt but sleek style. The top layers of hair are cut into a 360-degree bob, whilst the under layer at the nape of the…
 Why are some people mosquito magnets and others unbothered?
theconversation.com · Jonathan Day
It’s rare to attend an outdoor party in warm weather without hearing people complain about mosquitoes. They swat away, sit in campfire smoke, cover …
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