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The internet was a mixed bag this week.
My internet was mostly musical this week.
The internet is starting to become more normal again—whatever that means.
The best thing about this election is the memes.
Most of the internet was, surprisingly, pretty good this week. The real world, however, had sorrow, unnecessary violence, and police brutality.
Political tensions rise around the world and produce more and more resistance.
The internet had me in my feels this week.
The internet was surprisingly enjoyable this week.
The internet was a mix of amazing profiles, personal essays and long reads, and batshit American politics.
The internet was kinda all over the place this week and I really didn’t want to be on it.
The internet was very sad and kinda all over the place this week, as was I.
Drinking with Nikki Giovanni and Tressie McMillan Cottom, the unfinished story of Emmett Till, how it is expensive to be poor, philanthropy mostly helps the rich, the end of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and more.
Jesmyn Ward’s grief, Julia Bullock on poetry, Margie Hendrix’s unforgettable voice, we don’t know Mariah Carey, Niecy Nash comes out, and more
Amy Sherald’s Breonna Taylor painting, the future of museums, Chadwick Boseman, Jacob Blake, the NBA strikes, and more
Michelle Obama, USPS, COVID-19 long-haulers, a back-to-school rap, the details of Aretha Franklin and Smokey Robinson’s masterful duet, Megan Thee Stallion on Tory Lanez, and more.