#sundayread for May 15, 2016
By Wade Kwon
Photo: Loz Pycock (CC)
My picks for #sundayread for May 15, 2016:
- The Privilege of “Civilized” Political Discourse, by @IjeomaOluo (RT @FamilyNature)
- Y’all Connect: The unfair world of storytelling
- @ChrisRock on Hollywood: “It’s a White Industry.” (via @ronkelawal)
- My Grandma the Poisoner, by John Reed @easyreeder (RT @AfrikaReads)
- Lit-blog pioneer Jessa Crispin ends @TheBookslut after 14 yrs by @Borisk /via @fatmanatee
- Flashback: WordPress Bham presentation: Cheapest Website You Can Do in 60 Minutes
- 10-Year Study Reveals What Great Executives Know and Do, by @RonCarucci (RT @hubsg)
- Schools say goodbye to the long summer, by @Mackenzie_Ryan (RT @PPTAWeb)
- Are High-Tech Hotels Alluring … or Alienating? By @Matt_Kronsberg (RT @commsource)
- Flashback: Last steps for Noah Galloway in “Dancing with the Stars” finals
- The 100 Jokes That Shaped Modern Comedy, by @JesseDavidFox
- FBI coerces immigrants to become informants for citizenship (via @newscommander21)
- Drilling, Dollars and Disease Down North, by @NikaKnight (via @TheHoads)
- How Baltimore drag queen Divine inspired Disney’s Ursula (via @TeaAndTemerity)
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