Journalist @UN ex-@NewYorker
Brooklyn, NY
Joined October 2014
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Et un peu par hasard, on a la chance d’avoir été sélectionné et d’être diffusé par le prestigieux magazine américain @NewYorker. Avec un joli article de @FabriceRobinet
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If you're a Denis Johnson fan, or even if you're not, this literary discovery will boggle you. newyorker.com/news/american-…
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For the A & L cover, I went long on Jewish humor, antisemitism, getting fired from my first job, Family Ties, Shylock, more. nytimes.com/2022/02/17/arts/…
Macron has capital-hopped from Moscow to Kyiv and Berlin this week. He's talked to more than a dozen world leaders in recent days. Can his frenetic mediation help resolve the Ukraine crisis?
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¡Muchas gracias por el interés en este tema Graciela y por exponerlo! Y por seguir de cerca el trabajo de nuestra pequeña gran unidad de verificación de datos (@eldetectoruni), y el esfuerzo y compromiso de @UniNoticias de hacer periodismo de calidad para la comunidad hispana.
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💡🚨TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN MISINFORMATION:
Natália Bueno, @LeahRosenzweig and myself are pleased to announced a new online workshop on digital misinformation in the global south ("DIMIS") - ***coming this spring***!
Full description here: tinyurl.com/y8nrk27j
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What places should a society allot to its shameful past? This is the subject of @Guzinkar's powerful documentary “Your Street,” about a victim of racist violence in post-reunification Germany
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You can find my article here:
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Well, this has been in the works for over a year. Maybe even longer, going back to me asking if he might be interested for my first book in 2009. Anyway, here's my interview with Simpsons great JW.
John Swartzwelder, Sage of “The Simpsons” newyorker.com/culture/the-ne… via @NewYorker
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.@charlesbethea interviews employees and union organizers at an Amazon fulfillment center in Bessemer, Alabama. “My hope for this, if it works out, is it will embolden another place,” one employee said. nyer.cm/Fqn4oll
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"Foucault did not give in to the scorching sun of the Californian desert - he appears there dressed, as always, in a turtleneck."
« Foucault en Californie », de Simeon Wade : l’acid test réussi du philosophe lemonde.fr/livres/article/20… via @lemondefr
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Yesterday, we undertook a twenty-four-hour work stoppage to demand fair wages. Today, we return to work, many of us still grossly underpaid. In the weeks ahead, we expect management to engage in good faith and negotiate from a place of respect for our members and the work we do.
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Today, the New Yorker Union is undertaking a twenty-four-hour work stoppage in protest of @newyorker management's egregious wage proposal. Our statement: newyorkerunion.com
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I wrote an essay for The @NewYorker about the momentum conservative Latinos feel after the election, even though their candidate lost. We'll be talking a lot over the next few years about Latinos/Latino politics. Here's one important part of the story.
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RBG knew how to communicate, even with just a collar
“Her collars were her weapon. She used them to expand, ever so slowly and deliberately, in the same way she did the law, the landscape of our own understanding.” nytimes.com/2020/09/20/style…
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I wrote about my love for "Derry Girls," and I defy you to not love it, too. Only a wickedly funny former Catholic-school girl can write a line like: "It might be time for me to lose the rest of my virginity" nytimes.com/2020/09/18/arts/…
