Facebook Censors Do-It-Yourself Charitable Face Masks While Cracking Down On Coronavirus ‘Misinformation’
Facebook’s automated content system threatened to ban charitable “DIY” face mask groups from promoting their content on the social media platform.
The 10 Deadliest Disasters In American History
Before this life-altering pandemic, there have been plenty of other disasters. How did the nation respond? How should you?
Five Free Workouts To Stay Healthy And Find A Daily Community In Quarantine
Ward off the countless stress-eaten calories with these great at-home workouts. All classes are free, but studios and instructors appreciate donations.
7 Major Cultural Shifts The Coronavirus Crisis Should Make Happen
The spectre of one’s mortality that a global pandemic raises can be a needed and sobering opportunity to reconsider and reorder our lives, if we’re granted them longer.
Virtual Quarantine Courtship Is A Healthy Experiment In Dating With Sexual Restraint
The concept of quaratine dating eliminates one very important variable: physical intimacy. That allows couples to get to know each other before getting physically intimate.
I Am Worried About Ina Garten
If Ina Garten’s Instagram is any inclination of how she is coping with coronavirus quarantine, someone in the Hamptons needs to check on her ASAP.
Virginia Governor Bans Worship But Considers Abortions ‘Essential’ During Months-Long Virus Lockdown
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam allows Planned Parenthood to continue to perform “essential” abortion services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why Mothers Don’t Have The Right To Refuse Babies The Use Of Their Wombs
It is implausible to claim a child does not belong in the place she began to exist and the only place she can survive: in the nurture and care her mother’s body naturally provides.
Planned Parenthood Sues Texas Over Abortion Ban During Wuhan Virus Shutdown
Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers in Texas are suing the state, claiming providing abortions is an essential, not elective, procedure.
On Opening Day, Baseball Fans Pull Up A Chair And Wait
A virus spawned in a city nearly 7,500 miles from the penultimate station on the seven-train has managed to bully the multi-billion-dollar sport into going on hiatus for the foreseeable future.
I Watched ‘Love Is Blind’ With My Eyes Closed
Given the unique circumstances presented in the program experiment, I decided to play along. If the dating was going to be blind, I would be blind too.
10 Positive Ways To Celebrate Life In The Shadow Of Coronavirus
The sanctity of life remains more relevant than ever in these moments. Here’s how we can continue to proclaim it and put it into practice with courage and compassion.
Why Quarantine Rebels Need More Compassion Than Condemnation
The isolation is probably striking a deep and painful nerve among this lonely generation that might deserve a little more compassion, understanding, and prayer instead of condemnation.
Planned Parenthood Ignores Wuhan Virus Health Concerns, Defies State Orders
Planned Parenthood is depleting medical resources and potentially sending women who face abortion complications to already overextended emergency rooms.
55 Years After Alabama’s Voting Rights March, Meet The Marcher With The Cracker Jack Shoes
Somewhere along the 55-mile voting rights march from Selma to Montgomery in 1965, 15-year-old Betty Anderson, whose father was a shoemaker, wore a large hole in her shoe. But that didn’t stop her.
How The Surgeon General Got Kylie Jenner To Instagram About Social Distancing
Surgeon General Jerome Adams wanted Kylie Jenner’s help in warning young Americans about coronavirus and social distancing.
While Stephen Colbert Argues ‘Chinese Virus’ Is Racist, Let’s Revisit His Jokes About Asians
While Colbert lectures the country on the racism of a factual descriptor, he’s the one who spent years cracking fortune cookie jokes and doing bad Asian accents on television.
An Extrovert’s Guide To The Wuhan Virus Quarantine
How does an extrovert maintain his or her sanity while stuck at home without becoming utterly miserable as warmer weather begins to turn the corner?
This DC Bar Has Volunteer Chefs Feeding Hundreds Of Unemployed Service Workers
This bar in northwest Washington D.C. has transformed into a relief center to feed laid-off service workers in the wake of the Wuhan virus.
Dear Food Bloggers: Stop Yammering And Give Me The Dang Recipe
I don’t need to read your chatty recollection about a potluck where nothing happened except someone complimented your fruit salad.
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