me: Who would have imagined that Agatha Harkness would be my new style icon?! him: A cartoonish witch? I would absolutely have imagined that.
@robertjweisberg.bsky.social Thanks for trying to recruit a few more folk over here via your newsletter š
In the first episode of Agatha All Along, Agatha Harkness wears a scarf backwards as if it was a cape, and Iāve never been more excited to adopt a new fashion practice.
If you're upset by art not being damaged in protest against climate change, I can only imagine how furious you'll be at the actual damage to art caused by climate change.
The Rothko Chapel, which features murals by painter Mark Rothko, will close after sustaining damage during Hurricane Beryl.
Also, when you have discussions between people who might broadly agree, there is more space for nuance and working through actual differences and the reasons for those differences, which is such an important part of dialogue and discourse.
I think my museum students will also find this perspective helpful.
At Indigenous Sacred Sites, Seeing Things Iām Not Supposed to See Western journalism tends to value transparency as a public good. But as an Indigenous reporter, I face a unique set of challenges: Include too-specific cultural details, and I risk endangering my community.
Western journalism tends to value transparency as a public good. But as an Indigenous reporter, I face a unique set of challenges: Include too-specific cultural details, and I risk endangering my comm...
It is a very frustrating experience to have your fridge die and more so when it happens the day after you did the weekās shop. So much wasted food.
āā¦or even execution of a baby after birthā¦ā Wait, are you telling me Donald Trump allowed *infanticide* for the four years he was president and did nothing to stop it?! That sure seems like the implication of this unhinged rant.
"The bottom line is that even as digital transformation demands more attention and resources, the archives cannot ignore the vast analog files that constitute the nationās heritage and history. It is not a choice between analog and digital; the archives must do both."
"Whatās at stake is not just filing cabinets and warehouses. It is important for American democracy that future generations have a seamless connection to their past ā including the story of our government, its accomplishments, its crises and its mistakes." wapo.st/47AEERp
The National Archives and Records Administration has been starved for resources for many years.
Yesterday, the regents of the University of Michigan voted to surrender an ancient Buddha after "ample and persuasive information has been provided to UMMA showing the statue was likely taken from Nepal without authorization in the mid-1970s.ā Behind-the-scenes š§µ on that info...
