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Wie Gastro-Lieferanten die Pandemie erleben

Noch ist die Spitzengastronomie fast überall geschlossen. Auch die Zulieferer sind von der Krise betroffen. Doch wie erleben ihre. ....

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Tracy K. Smith and Michael Kleber-Diggs — 'History is upon us... its hand against our back.' | The On Being Project

The pandemic memoirs began almost immediately, and now comes another kind of offering a searching look at the meaning of the racial catharsis to which the pandemic in some sense gave birth and voice and life. Tracy K. Smith co-edited the stunning book,
There’s a Revolution Outside, My Love: Letters from a Crisis, a collection of 40 pieces that span an array of BIPOC voices from Edwidge Danticat to Reginald Dwayne Betts, from Layli Long Soldier to Ross Gay to Julia Alvarez. Tracy and Michael Kleber-Diggs, who also contributed an essay, join Krista for a conversation that is quiet and fierce and wise. They reflect inward and outward, backwards and forwards, from inside the Black experience of this pivotal time to be alive. ....

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Brian Broome's Punch Me Up to the Gods: Stunning Introspection of Black Boyhood

By Larissa IrankundaMay 18th, 2021, 4:02 pm
Brian Broome’s memoir
Punch Me Up to the Gods is one of the most stunning debuts I’ve had the pleasure of reading.
Broome’s voice captures you instantly, drawing your attention into the beautiful, poignant, and often painful intricacies of Black adolescence most particularly, Broome’s adolescence as a dark-skinned, gay Black boy in the 1980s. With a beautiful introduction by poet Yona Harvey,
Punch Me Up to the Gods is a novel that not only examines Black boyhood but
celebrates it, embodying the heart of Gwendolyn Brooks’ poem “We Real Cool” in every page. ....

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Journalists seem unwelcome at protests now, but it wasn't always so

Journalists seem unwelcome at protests now, but it wasn t always so | Matters of Fact
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Protesters on the far right do not like journalists.
We know, because they scrawled murder the media on the Capitol door on Jan. 6. A dead giveaway.
Nor is it difficult to see why.
The mainstream media, in their coverage, utterly failed to demonstrate that Donald Trump was the legitimate presidential winner in 2020. They failed to expose the theft of the election, or prove that the vote certification was rigged. To these shortcomings, we can only plead guilty.
© Melody Brown-Peyton/The Fayetteville Observer
Jay Johnson, left, talks with Observer reporter Paul Woolverton about the protest and damages to businesses Saturday night in downtown Fayetteville. ....

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Chatham County's COVID-19 vaccination rate is high but more must get shots to stop pandemic

Jon Pannell
This letter was submitted by Jon Pannell, a local attorney with Gray Pannell & Woodward LLP and the current chair of the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce.
Over the past several weeks, whenever I have been asked whether I plan to get the COVID-19 vaccine, my answer has been a resounding, Yes! In fact, I received my first vaccination on March 29, and I am proud to say that I received my second vaccination this week.
As a member of the business community, my message to you today is to please encourage your employees, your friends, and your family to get vaccinated. ....

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