Tag: Reading
Amarie Gipson On The Reading Room, Houston’s Black Art and Culture Library â Colossal
Amarie Gipson is a multifaceted individual with a passion for asking thought-provoking questions. With a background at prestigious…
My Weekly Reading for May 25, 2025
 by Chris Edwards, Cato at Liberty, May 20, 2025 Excerpts: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is making headlines,…
Harron Walkerâs New Essay Collection, âAggregated Discontent,â Makes Reading About Media Fun Again
As a former writer at Jezebel, one of my favorite stories I've ever written was during a crossover…
2025 Summer Reading Programs (Recommended by Teachers)
Summer reading is a beloved pastime for many, especially during the warm months when you can relax and…
From AndrĂ© Leon Talley to Zora Neale Hurston: A âSuperfineâ Reading List
Exploring "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style" at the Costume Institute In recent years, the theme of the Costume Instituteâs…
My Weekly Reading for April 20, 2025
 by David J. Bier, Cato at Liberty, April 15, 2025. Excerpt: Recently, I encountered a rather alarming…
WATCH: MSNBC Quickly Cuts Away From Trump as He Begins Reading Deported MS-13 Gangster Kilmar Garcia’s Lengthy Rap Sheet |
MSNBC Abruptly Cuts Away from Trump as He Unfolds the Criminal Record of Deported MS-13 Member Kilmar Abrego…
Smashing, the reading curation app by Goodreads’ founder, shuts down
Smashing, an AI-Powered News Aggregator App, Shuts Down Due to Scaling Issues Building an app dedicated to helping…
Reading Georgia OâKeeffe Along Lines of Class and Race
Georgia OâKeeffe: The Late Work by Randall C. Griffin delves into the lesser-known post-war career of the iconic…
My Weekly Reading for April 13, 2025
 by Alan Reynolds, Cato at Liberty, April 8, 2025. Excerpt: "The saga of government folly reached a…
Help Kids Succeed in Reading With Bookshare at Home
Teachers are always looking for ways to help their students succeed, both in the classroom and at home.…
My Weekly Reading for April 6, 2025
 by Richard Gunderman, Law & Liberty, April 1, 2025. Excerpt: I must admit, I never imagined outright…