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#newstodonfriday — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #newstodonfriday, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Black Friday is the perfect day to support independent news sites and journalists with clicks and/or cash. 💰

    Here are some who are active in the fediverse. Tell us in the comments if there are any we've missed.

     
    404 Meda, @404mediaco

    Bolts, @bolts

    Brian Krebs, @briankrebs
     
    Brian Merchant, @brianmerchant
     
    Casey Newton, @caseynewton

    Cory Doctorow, @pluralistic

    
Joan Westenberg , @Daojoan

    Gareth Halfacree, @ghalfacree

    
GBH News, @gbhnews

    Kim Zetter, @kimzetter

    
Knowable Magazine @KnowableMag

    LWN.net, @lwn

    Molly White, @molly0xfff

    
ProPublica, @ProPublica
     
    Rest of World, @restofworld
     
    San Francisco Public Press, @SFPublicPress
     
    Steve Herman, @w7voa
     
    The Texas Observer, @TexasObserver 
     
    The Continent, @thecontinent

    The Conversation, @TheConversationUS

    The New York Review of Books, @nybooks
     
    The Transmitter, @thetransmitter
     
    The Tyee, @thetyee

    The Xylom, @thexylom

    
The Tucson Sentinel, @TucsonSentinel
     
    Tim Mak/The Counteroffensive, @timkmak
     

    #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #News #BlackFriday #Media #Journalism #FollowFriday

  2. And finally, introducing Ruby Ibarra, a Filipina American rapper who won @npr’s Tiny Desk contest with her entry, "Bakunawa." The three-song performance features an all-Filipino band, and Ibarra sings in English, Tagalog and Bisaya, sometimes switching languages between verses. As she introduces herself, she says: "Being human is not illegal. Immigrants have been here, lived here, worked here. And this immigrant is here. From Tacloban City, Philippines, all the way to Washington, D.C., my name is Ruby Ibarra."

    Link: flip.it/ZoSr3q

    #Music #Culture #Entertainment #TinyDesk #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  3. At the end of WWII, the Soviet Union shifted its censorship into high gear in order to minimize the corrupting influence of the West. The punishment for disseminating banned materials could be imprisonment in a gulag, or even death. But that didn’t stop the enterprising, innovative people of the former USSR. @TheConversationUS explains “bone music,” where recordings of Ella Fitzgerald and Elvis were etched into used X-ray film. “The music … suggested that a different sort of life is possible, beyond the strictures of Communist officials. How could a political system that prohibited beautiful music, many asked, possibly merit the allegiance of its citizens?”

    flip.it/I_5dzs

    #Music #Culture #History #SovietRussia #MusicProduction #SoundEngineering #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  4. The automatic license plate reading camera technology made by Flock is supposed to prevent carjackings or find missing people. @404mediaco says in one Texas case, it was used to track down a woman who was believed to have had a self-administered abortion. 83,000 cameras were used in the search, including ones in states where abortion is legal. The sheriff’s office in Johnson County says that the woman’s family were concerned for her health and that this was the sole reason they were tracking her. “The idea that the police are actively tracking the location of women they believe have had self-administered abortions under the guise of ‘safety’ does not make me feel any better about this kind of surveillance,” says Eve Galperin, director of cybersecurity at digital rights organization the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).

    flip.it/bZM_xa

    #Surveillance #Security #ALPR #Tech #Abortion #WomensRights #Technology #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  5. Apartment concerts — kvartyrnyks — in Ukraine are nothing new. They took place throughout the Soviet years, where Ukrainians could read poetry, sing songs, and freely discuss the government. Veronika Romanova and Mariana Lastovyria write for @timkmak’s Counteroffensive about what it’s like to attend the 2025 version. “The existence of kvartyrnyks demonstrates how Ukrainian culture persists despite constant adversity – whether under authoritarianism or in the face of open war against it,” they write. [Story may be paywalled.]

    flip.it/g6k7US

    #Ukraine #History #SovietHistory #Music #Culture #Poetry #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  6. When a Tennessee student makes a threat on social media and it comes to the attention of school staff, the law requires them to investigate the validity of the threat, and figure out a plan of action that supports the student, and protects their peers. @ProPublica reports on an incident in DuPont Tyler Middle School earlier this year, where authorities expelled a seventh grader without following proper procedures. The 12-year-old’s alleged threat was a screenshot of a text exchange that he says he reposted from a Spanish-language news site. It’s just the latest in a series of similar stories of children being expelled, facing felony charges, and being detained — in one case, just for making a “finger gun” gesture at classmates.

    flip.it/QCyFxu

    #Tennessee #GunCrime #Education #Children #Schools #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  7. One way to track what’s happened on Earth during past periods of drastic climate change is to examine fossils, but, says @KnowableMag, “the fossil record for most species is spotty.” Enter planktonic foraminifera, a unicellular marine organism that first appeared on Earth about 100 million years ago. Nine out of 10 species went extinct when an asteroid hit 66 million years ago. It took 10 million years for species diversity to recover. Tim Vernimmen takes a look at what that can teach us about the past — and future.

    flip.it/G63zRy

    #MarineLife #Paleontology #Palaeontology #Fossils #Plankton #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #Environment #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  8. @gbhnews has adapted “Acoustic Rooster,” Kwame Alexander’s jazz-meets-farmyard-animals children’s book, into an animated special and series of digital shorts. Kevin Coyne spoke to Alexander and series producer Julius about how it all came together. “This idea of democracy is at the heart of jazz, and I think that’s something that kids can learn from these musicians in ‘Acoustic Rooster’ – how they collaborate to create beautiful music, but more importantly, become friends and change their world,” says Alexander.

    flip.it/7FZHOh

    #ChildrensBooks #Education #Lifestyle #Parenting #Jazz #Music #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  9. Another month … another series of local elections in the U.S. @bolts’s @taniel has once again detailed which 40 we should be watching, from high-profile contests like the New York City mayor and New Jersey governor primaries, to a ballot measure on book bans in a California city.

    flip.it/0yaA-X

    #NewYorkMayor #NewJerseyGovernor #BookBans #Elections #LocalElections #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  10. Selena Quintanilla was murdered 30 years ago, but that’s far from the most important part of her story. @TexasObserver’s Francesca D'Annunzio reviews a new documentary, “Selena y Los Dinos,” which stitches together old camcorder footage, archival interviews with Selena and new conversations with her family members. “As for the woman who murdered Selena in 1995, the film essentially ignores her altogether. The film’s exploration of the loss of Selena’s life focused on the family’s grief and the late singer’s legacy,” writes D’Annunzio.

    flip.it/cZ6CCU

    #Texas #Documentaries #Selena #SelenaQuintanilla #Music #Entertainment #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  11. It’s Friday! It’s nearly June! How the heck did that happen?! Here’s our #NewstodonFriday selection of stories from independent newsrooms and a few that caught the Flipboard editorial team’s eye. And while there’s hard-hitting journalism in there (we live in hard-hitting times), there’s more than our usual number of inspiring, positive stories of hope and beauty amidst destruction and oppression. @timkmak’s team writes about secret apartment concerts in Ukraine. @TheConversationUS’s story is about “bone music” in Soviet Russia. We’ll end with a Tiny Desk concert from @npr to take you into the weekend. Please follow independent publishers on the open social web, engage with their stories, and donate money if you can. ⤵️

    #Media #Journalism #News #Newstodon #MastodonMigration #FollowFriday

  12. And finally, our @ArtPhotosDesk shared a few @RollingStone photos from the recent All-American Rejects tour, where they played free shows at weird and wonderful venues suggested by their fans in order to highlight the problem of crazy ticket prices for live music. Enjoy these shots of people crowd surfing and taking to the roof to get the best view.

    rollingstone.com/music/music-p

    #Photography #Photos #LiveMusic #Entertainment #Music #AllAmericanReject #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  13. @Joysauce is usually focused on celebrating joy in the AANHPI community. "But how do we do that when things seem so bleak?" wrote editor Samantha Pak in her introduction to this Flipboard Storyboard, which our @CultureDesk featured. It centers on stories of activism — stories that Pak says should remind us not to lose hope.
    flipboard.com/@joysauce/fight-

    #History #AAPIHistory #AANHPIHistory #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday @histodons

  14. @Joysauce is usually focused on celebrating joy in the AANHPI community. "But how do we do that when things seem so bleak?" wrote editor Samantha Pak in her introduction to this Flipboard Storyboard, which our @CultureDesk featured. It centers on stories of activism — stories that Pak says should remind us not to lose hope.
    flipboard.com/@joysauce/fight-

    #History #AAPIHistory #AANHPIHistory #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday @histodons

  15. @Joysauce is usually focused on celebrating joy in the AANHPI community. "But how do we do that when things seem so bleak?" wrote editor Samantha Pak in her introduction to this Flipboard Storyboard, which our @CultureDesk featured. It centers on stories of activism — stories that Pak says should remind us not to lose hope.
    flipboard.com/@joysauce/fight-

    #History #AAPIHistory #AANHPIHistory #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday @histodons

  16. @Joysauce is usually focused on celebrating joy in the AANHPI community. "But how do we do that when things seem so bleak?" wrote editor Samantha Pak in her introduction to this Flipboard Storyboard, which our @CultureDesk featured. It centers on stories of activism — stories that Pak says should remind us not to lose hope.
    flipboard.com/@joysauce/fight-

    #History #AAPIHistory #AANHPIHistory #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday @histodons

  17. @Joysauce is usually focused on celebrating joy in the AANHPI community. "But how do we do that when things seem so bleak?" wrote editor Samantha Pak in her introduction to this Flipboard Storyboard, which our @CultureDesk featured. It centers on stories of activism — stories that Pak says should remind us not to lose hope.
    flipboard.com/@joysauce/fight-

    #History #AAPIHistory #AANHPIHistory #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday @histodons

  18. “The knowledge infrastructure that used to anchor American governance is fraying,” writes @Daojoan in her story for her Index newsletter. People in senior positions often have limited understanding of their roles, responsibilities, the law and the U.S. Constitution, and it doesn’t seem to matter. “The crisis we face — not only in America but worldwide — isn't a knowledge gap. It's a moral gap. A deficit of virtue. And the only remedy for that is cultural, not political,” she writes.

    theindex.media/the-unlearning-

    #TrumpAdministration #KristiNoem #USGovernment #USLaw #USConstitution #HabeasCorpus #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  19. “The fundamental right to due process is under attack by Trump's mass deportation policy,” wrote our @ElectionCentral team in this Flipboard Storyboard. Here’s a collection of articles exploring what’s happening, who is being sent where, and if U.S. citizens could be next.

    flipboard.com/@electioncentral

    #USPolitics #TrumpAdministration #Deportations #ElSalvador #Immigration #HabeasCorpus #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  20. The No. 1 threat to birds is windows. @TheConversationUS reports that more than 1 billion birds – and as many as 5.19 billion – die from collisions with sheet glass each year in the U.S. alone. Here’s what you need to know about why glass is so often deadly, which windows are riskiest, and how we can make them safer.

    theconversation.com/windows-ar

    #Wildlife #Animals #Birds #Conservation #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  21. Months ago, a Congolese rebel group called M23 seized Goma, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Now they’ve got it, what are they doing with it? @thecontinent reports on how M23 is struggling to control the city of two million people, and how residents are suffering. In the words of one resident, Prisca Kanyere, living in the city is like a subscription that is “renewable every 24 hours” because “to sleep and wake up alive is a very exceptional grace in these times.”

    continent.substack.com/p/seizi

    #Africa #Congo #Rwanda #Goma #War #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  22. Russian bombs have destroyed many of Ukraine’s cities and in doing so, flattened Soviet-era buildings. @timkmak, Mariana Lastovyria and Artem Moskalenko write for The Counteroffensive about whether that might one day create opportunities for a new kind of city planning and building that’s more resilient and better for individuals and communities.

    counteroffensive.news/p/how-uk

    #Ukraine #History #SovietHistory @histodons #Architecture #Building #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  23. Have you heard the one about the small dog in the terrible zoo? We first heard it back in the 1990s, when Dad told it and “ruined Christmas dinner,” according to Granny. It’s also a favorite of Google’s Veo 3 AI video generator. But why? Emanuel Maiberg from @404mediaco tries to figure things out.

    404media.co/why-does-googles-n

    #Tech #Technology #AI #Comedy #Humor #Jokes #DadJokes #ArtificialIntelligence #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  24. One of TV personality Dr. Phil’s maxims is that you should avoid debt at all costs. At the same time, his son Jay McGraw has been involved in the payday lending industry. @ProPublica collaborated with Anchorage Daily News on a story about his role in CreditServe Inc., a consulting firm that worked with a company owned by a Native American tribe in Alaska that offered small dollar loans, with interest rates as high as 700%. CreditServe provides the infrastructure to market, underwrite and collect on loans while “the Tribe is merely a front” and shares in only a small percentage of the revenue, according to a suit filed by five borrowers. They claim that McGraw has collected hundreds of millions of dollars of consumer payments.

    propublica.org/article/minto-m

    #Money #Finance #Alaska #Anchorage #DrPhil #FinancialCrimes #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  25. Not every farmer is happy to see birds on their land, but their cooperation with conservation programs can be key to the survival of wetland-dependent waterbird species. @KnowableMag reports on projects that are helping safeguard breeding grounds, molting spots and migration stopover sites for our feathered friends.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Birds #Conservation #Farming #Agriculture #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #Environment #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  26. A pattern of practices, both deliberate and unintentional, has concealed the history of Massachusetts’ state institutions from the public, including institutional survivors and their family members. This is the finding of a newly released report from the Massachusetts Special Commission on State Institutions — a commission that was made up of majority disabled people, many with personal experience of having been institutionalized. Here’s @gbhnews’s story about the report, which could have national ramifications, since Massachusetts was the home of the U.S.'s first institution for disabled people, creating a blueprint for the nation.

    wgbh.org/news/local/2025-05-21

    #Disability #DisabilityRights #Massachusetts #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  27. On Tuesday, Larry Krasner easily won the Democratic primary ahead of a November election that could see him win a third term as district attorney of Philadelphia. @bolts’s @taniel writes about Krasner’s role as one of a number of progressive prosecutors across the United States, the opposition he faced from everyone from Elon Musk to the city’s Democratic Party, and why he continues to be supported across Philadelphia.

    boltsmag.org/larry-krasner-win

    #Pennsylvania #Philadelphia #LarryKrasner #ProgressivePolitics #Law #Elections #LocalElections #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  28. Graphic novel legends Art Spiegelman and Joe Sacco collaborated on a three-page “comic” about Gaza earlier this year. @thetyee’s Tom Sandborn thought that might lead to controversy, but it didn’t. He looks at the art of the comic form — how it can provoke, satirize, and challenge moral complacency, and whether it’s journalism.

    thetyee.ca/Culture/2025/05/22/

    #Culture #Art #Comics #Journalism #Media #GraphicNovels #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  29. John J. Lennon lives at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, where he is serving his 24th year of a 28-years-to-life sentence. He’s also a journalist whose work has appeared in Esquire, the New York Times, the Atlantic, and more. Until last year, he was at Sullivan Correctional Facility, where he mentored emerging writers, both informally and most recently, through the Sullivan Nonfiction Writing Workshop. He writes for @nybooks about setting that up, and what happened when it came to an end with the prison’s closure. “I often think about the time before I came to prison, when I had no promising future. I’ve come to realize that two opposing realities can be true at once: prison probably saved my life and it’s where I learned to write; and prison is a disgusting place that’s hurting me more now than ever,” he writes. “I’m both ashamed and proud of my path. But it wouldn’t have been possible if prison officials hadn’t given writing programs a chance.” [Story may be paywalled]

    nybooks.com/online/2025/05/21/

    #Writing #Journalism #AmWriting #Prison #Incarceration #JusticeSystem #Crime #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  30. Nine-year-old Jackie Cazare was one of the victims in the horrific Uvalde, Texas, shooting. In total, 19 children and two teachers were murdered. In the aftermath, Jackie’s uncle, Jess Rizo, became a regular at local government meetings. A year ago, he was elected to the Uvalde CISD school board. He spoke to @TexasObserver’s Gus Bova about turning anger to activism, what he’s learned, and how the community is coming back together. “Everybody, when you go to these meetings, you hear the word transparency, you hear the word accountability, and so everybody’s practicing what they’re preaching, and so we hold each other to that,” he says.

    texasobserver.org/uvalde-jesse

    #Texas #TexasPolitics #Uvalde #SchoolShootings #Safety #School #Education #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  31. We were hoping for the summer of love, or at the very least, the summer of ice cream and going to the beach, but alas, @damemagazine tells us, it’s the summer of stagflation. Kaz Weida explains the difference between this and a common-or-garden recession, the signs that indicate the U.S. is going in that direction, and lessons from the past about how to survive the squeeze.

    damemagazine.com/2025/05/20/th

    #Stagflation #Inflation #Economics #Tariffs #USPolitics #USEconomy #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  32. On that note, some words from Bruce Springsteen, as shared by our @CultureDesk. "The last check on power after the checks and balances of government have failed, are the people, you and me," said the Boss at a show in Manchester, U.K. Here’s the video of his many anti-Trump remarks at the show.

    youtube.com/watch?v=6ZHWIYHlXO

    #BruceSpringsteen #TheBoss #Springsteen #TrumpAdministration #USPolitics #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  33. During Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office, Congress has not asserted itself as an equal branch of the U.S. government. @TheConversationUS explores how this erosion of power happened long before Trump took office, as a result of the nationalization of politics and polarization along party lines. “A weak Congress paired with what historian Arthur Schlesinger called the ‘Imperial Presidency’ is a recipe for an unaccountable president, running wild without the constitutionally provided oversight and checks on power that the founders provided to the people through their representation by the first branch of government,” writes political scientist Charlie Hunt.

    theconversation.com/congress-b

    #TrumpAdministration #Congress #USPolitics #Autocracy #Dictatorship #Government #Law #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  34. We all have subjects we know we talk about too much (sorry in advance for boring your ears off about politics/our new dog). In the case of X’s Grok AI, it’s white genocide. @404mediaco’s Matthew Gault writes about how, on the afternoon of May 14, Grok answered virtually every question it was asked, whether it was about baseball, video games or HBO, with a reference to South African politics and the widely debunked claims that Afrikaners there are victims of racism. “I think they're literally just taking whatever prompt people are sending to Grok and adding a bunch of text about ‘white genocide’ in South Africa in front of it,” said Matthew Guzdial, an AI researcher at the University of Alberta.

    404media.co/why-did-grok-start

    #Tech #Technology #AI #ElonMusk #SouthAfrica #Africa #WhiteGenocide #Grok #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  35. “Am I the last fat person in America?” asks @damemagazine’s Kate Bernyk. She writes about the rise of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, the message that delivers to fat people — ”Your body is a mistake, and now there’s finally a way to fix it,” — and why she doesn’t want to take medication to change her size. “The idea of eliminating any kind of body should terrify us — not just because it’s wrong, but because it’s unimaginative,” she writes.

    damemagazine.com/2025/05/15/am

    #BodyImage #Weigh #WeightLoss #Medicine #Health #Ozempic #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  36. Has any country changed in the past quarter-century as much as China? While it’s still a deeply unequal society, living standards across the board have improved dramatically. Filmmaker Jia Zhangke documents this transformation in his latest movie, “Caught by the Tides,” a blend of fiction and non-fiction shot over the past 20 years and starring his wife, Zhao Tao, as Qiaoqiao. “Qiaoqiao is not so much a character as an avatar for a searching generation, her presence both affecting and affected by her surroundings, a constant reminder that the things we lose define us as much as the things we gain,” writes Dennis Zhou for @nybooks.

    nybooks.com/online/2025/05/13/

    #China #ChineseCulture #Cinema #Film #Movies #JiaZhangke #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  37. Zambia has a long history of mining, since it’s the second biggest copper producer in Africa. But things have kicked up a notch in the past couple of years as a result of the metal’s critical role in wind and solar power. @thexylom’s Kang-Chun Cheng looks at Zambia’s relationship with China, a huge investor since the 1970s, and what happened when she tried to visit the Copperbelt area of the country.

    thexylom.com/post/six-decades-

    #Africa #Zambia #China #EnergyProduction #Mining #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  38. Farmers struggle to make a profit at the best of times, and times just got worse. @gbhnews spotlights how cuts in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s federal grant programs mean Massachusetts schools, food hubs and food pantries can’t buy fresh produce, and farmers are left with cases of unwanted produce. Who wins? No one.
    wgbh.org/news/local/2025-05-01

    #USAgriculture #Farming #Massachusetts #Agriculture #DOGE #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  39. CW: CW: Discusses weight loss, diets, eating disorders

    Almond moms are parents who encourage their kids to follow strict diets. For @thexylom, Ann Nguyen writes about the pressure she experienced to stay thin, the clash between Western standards of skinniness and Asian values of “food is love,” getting help for her eating disorder, and learning to forgive her mom.

    thexylom.com/post/perspective-

    #Food #Culture #AAPICulture #Health #EatingDisorders #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  40. CW: CW: Discusses weight loss, diets, eating disorders

    Almond moms are parents who encourage their kids to follow strict diets. For @thexylom, Ann Nguyen writes about the pressure she experienced to stay thin, the clash between Western standards of skinniness and Asian values of “food is love,” getting help for her eating disorder, and learning to forgive her mom.

    thexylom.com/post/perspective-

    #Food #Culture #AAPICulture #Health #EatingDisorders #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  41. CW: CW: Discusses weight loss, diets, eating disorders

    Almond moms are parents who encourage their kids to follow strict diets. For @thexylom, Ann Nguyen writes about the pressure she experienced to stay thin, the clash between Western standards of skinniness and Asian values of “food is love,” getting help for her eating disorder, and learning to forgive her mom.

    thexylom.com/post/perspective-

    #Food #Culture #AAPICulture #Health #EatingDisorders #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  42. CW: CW: Discusses weight loss, diets, eating disorders

    Almond moms are parents who encourage their kids to follow strict diets. For @thexylom, Ann Nguyen writes about the pressure she experienced to stay thin, the clash between Western standards of skinniness and Asian values of “food is love,” getting help for her eating disorder, and learning to forgive her mom.

    thexylom.com/post/perspective-

    #Food #Culture #AAPICulture #Health #EatingDisorders #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  43. CW: CW: Discusses weight loss, diets, eating disorders

    Almond moms are parents who encourage their kids to follow strict diets. For @thexylom, Ann Nguyen writes about the pressure she experienced to stay thin, the clash between Western standards of skinniness and Asian values of “food is love,” getting help for her eating disorder, and learning to forgive her mom.

    thexylom.com/post/perspective-

    #Food #Culture #AAPICulture #Health #EatingDisorders #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  44. Security engineer @alexhaydock acquired a Wii at the #EMF2024 Swap Shop. He intended to use it to emulate games, but when he realized that it could be used to host a website, he decided to try that instead. @404mediaco’s Samantha Cole spoke to him about how well it’s working, and what he’s planning to do with it (#EMF2026, here he comes). Check out the second link to find out how our friends at 404 are doing, and what they’re cooking up next.

    404media.co/this-website-is-ru

    404media.co/how-404-media-is-n

    #Technology #Tech #Web #OperatingSystems #Wii #Nintendo #Emulation #Modding #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  45. All over the world, wild plants are losing ground, and all over the world, scientists are trying to preserve them for future generations in seed banks. @KnowableMag looks at the tricky art of keeping seeds in deep sleep, and waking them up when the moment’s right.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Conservation #SeedBanking #Science #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  46. All over the world, wild plants are losing ground, and all over the world, scientists are trying to preserve them for future generations in seed banks. @KnowableMag looks at the tricky art of keeping seeds in deep sleep, and waking them up when the moment’s right.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Conservation #SeedBanking #Science #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  47. All over the world, wild plants are losing ground, and all over the world, scientists are trying to preserve them for future generations in seed banks. @KnowableMag looks at the tricky art of keeping seeds in deep sleep, and waking them up when the moment’s right.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Conservation #SeedBanking #Science #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  48. All over the world, wild plants are losing ground, and all over the world, scientists are trying to preserve them for future generations in seed banks. @KnowableMag looks at the tricky art of keeping seeds in deep sleep, and waking them up when the moment’s right.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Conservation #SeedBanking #Science #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday

  49. All over the world, wild plants are losing ground, and all over the world, scientists are trying to preserve them for future generations in seed banks. @KnowableMag looks at the tricky art of keeping seeds in deep sleep, and waking them up when the moment’s right.

    knowablemagazine.org/content/a

    #Conservation #SeedBanking #Science #Newstodon #NewstodonFriday #FollowFriday