Chris Amico

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The black people I come from were owned and raped by the white people I come from. Who dares to tell me to celebrate them? More →

A review of publicly available data in three areas reveals that much of an officer’s job revolves around handling routine calls rather than violent crime. More →

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“This is the dreaded question,” say experts struggling to weigh virus risks and uncertainty against family well-being. More →

A franchise about resistance has repeatedly overlooked the Black experience More →

The Washington Post reconstructed who did what to clear protestors from the streets outside the White House on June 1. Watch how it unfolded. More →

Early educators say the socially distant classrooms they’re being told to reopen will be far more costly to operate, less welcoming to youngsters, and perhaps completely unworkable. More →

In the time that U.S. deaths have increased from 100 to more than 100,000, the S&P 500 has gone up 20 percent. More →

On June 4, 1989, Chinese troops opened fire on civilians in Beijing's Tiananmen Square — part of a bloody government crackdown on dissent that killed unknown numbers of unarmed pro-democracy protesters and bystanders throughout the city. More →

I have unsurprisingly been frequenting BJJ forums during the current pandemic. The dominant voices tend to echo the view being put forward by Trump and his administration when it comes to the necessity of ending local shutdowns throughout the country.... More →

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Comparing 2020 to 1968 offers some disquieting lessons for the present. More →

After days of presidential complaining about Twitter policies, the live-TV arrest of a CNN crew showed America an actual offense against the First Amendment. More →

In public, the activist berated the infectious disease expert for federal inaction on AIDS. But their affection lasted decades and changed the course of the epidemic. More →

The writers and actors behind season six’s “In Care Of” take us behind the scenes of the elevator confrontation that will live on in pixelated infamy. More →

Estimates from a new study suggest the virus has already infected about 13 percent of the 6.9 million residents in Massachusetts. That’s about 896,000 people, far more than the 92,675 confirmed COVID-19 cases reported by the state. More →

In the age of the global pantry, ingredients like turmeric, tahini, and gochujang have finally shaken off their hitherto "exotic" status. But it’s white recipe developers like Alison Roman and many of the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen stars who have had... More →

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The tests are not reliable enough to guide policy on lockdowns and reopenings, experts said. But they can help model the spread of the virus. More →