- Artist Tawny Chatmon creates artworks that, according to her, “celebrate and reinforce the beauty of Black hair, features, life, and culture,” and I think they’re just astounding. (Kottke)
- Here’s an eagle eye view of some of last week’s protests. (NY Times)
- And here’s a whole bunch of Black surfers who had their own demonstration on the water. (Mediaite)
- An oral history of coming out in Hollywood. (Hollywood Reporter)
- Did you check out the newest episode of Everything is Fine this week? We’ve got Danielle Henderson on, and the discussion is about race.
- The best Black-owned restaurants in America. (Travel Noire)
- Check out all of the cool art at Laguardia Airport’s Terminal B, which opens tomorrow. (NY Times)
- This article, about the much-deserved negative attention that Bon Appetit magazine (and its recently ousted editor in chief) is receiving this week, is just astounding. (Business Insider)
- I’ve been wondering this too: What exactly does it mean to defund the police? (The Cut)
- Quarantine sweatpants, five ways: this cracked me up.
- About time. (NASCAR)
- Here’s a good rundown of Black fashion and beauty bloggers to follow. (Bustle)
- I found this piece on how to be a good ally to the Black community to be quite helpful. (Vox via Go Fug Yourself)
- And finally: this upcoming storytelling show by my friends at TueNight—the theme of which is High Anxiety—looks like fun.
