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Abraham ibn Daud.
Dara Horn • People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present
Source: Beryl Shereshewsky
Huángjīn Pàocài - Beryl Shereshewsky
“You know, I don’t think she ever lost her shit around her white friends.” “Yeah, well,” Erin said ruefully, “we were family.”
Cathy Park Hong • Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning
Austin Rief & Alex Lieberman: Morning Brew’s Secret Sauce - David Perell
perell.comEnglish was always borrowed, from hip-hop to Spanglish to The Simpsons. Early on, my father learned that in America, one must be emotionally demonstrative to succeed, so he has a habit of saying “I love you” indiscriminately, to his daughters, to his employees, to his customers, and to airline personnel.
Cathy Park Hong • Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning
“A lot of the crypto world has pushed itself into the mainstream too quickly, to the point where no native culture has been able to ferment,” Angelo says. “You can’t attach the current culture to this new one and expect it to work. We want to create something completely new.”
Friends with Benefits (FWB) • In the Future of Fashion, Everyone Gets Paid
My fear is the restaurants that survive are going to be the big chains, and we’re going to eradicate the very eclectic mix that makes America and going out to eat so vibrant and great. And there is a lot of feeling that even in good times, if chefs can’t make their numbers, they’re going to lose everything, so imagine what they must be feeling now.
New York Times • David Chang Isn’t Sure the Restaurant Industry Will Survive Covid-19 (Published 2020)
In March, I enjoyed a podcast episode with Nilay Patel, the co-founder and now editor-in-chief of The Verge.
While he said a number of interesting things, an observation that stood out was his distinction between ‘getting traffic’ and ‘building an audience.’
It’s pretty easy to get traffic in the world. You can go on TikTok today and get some traffic... See more
While he said a number of interesting things, an observation that stood out was his distinction between ‘getting traffic’ and ‘building an audience.’
It’s pretty easy to get traffic in the world. You can go on TikTok today and get some traffic... See more
The term stranger, in other lands synonymous with enemy, instead, Becker wrote, became “a common form of friendly salutation.” In a nation where people are forever arriving and departing, a newcomer can seem less like a threat than a welcome addition: Howdy, stranger