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Just issues, news, and other stuff that matters to you [Fusion] November 25, 2016 For most Americans, this isn’t an ordinary Friday. It’s the day after Thanksgiving. Which means you’re probably stuffed and in the mood to sit back, relax and watch a [yule log]. So let’s make this quick: Below, you’ll find a few things to check out before it’s time to nap again. —[Dodai Stewart] TODAY IN… FOOD FOR THOUGHT 🍴 "Last year, I made myself throw up cake because my dad gave my plate an amused glance that brought back all of the times he’d criticized my eating." A meditation on [surviving Thanksgiving with an eating disorder]. HI, TECH 📲 Recently in Oakland, there were dozens of hackers in one room, with one goal: [finding new ways to use technology to combat violence]. DECLINING THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT 🚨 "I felt like I was being watched…I can't continue to be intimidated to come outside, to know that even at seven o'clock in the morning, I am still a target and a priority." The NYPD has been arresting women of color for who they are and where they go. [Now they're fighting back]. WORKING IT OUT 💼 "I felt a huge emptiness, one that I would refuse for years to acknowledge had anything to do with the job itself." A former magazine editor on [depression in the face of success]. HARD TO SWALLOW 🍔 Food policy plays a role in how the nation farms, health crises, kids going hungry, salmonella outbreaks, the contributions of agriculture to climate change, and looming water shortages in the west. [So what does Trump mean for food activists]? THE READ [Taking Part In The American Nightmare That Is Black Friday? At Least Shop For A Cause.] by Charles Pulliam-Moore As much as it may pain some people to admit, shopping for insane deals on televisions, video games, and other consumer goods during Black Friday is now an American tradition up there with casual racism and fighting with your family members about politics over the dinner table. Given the future that we as Americans now face going into Donald Trump’s presidency, it’s understandable that people might want to indulge in a little retail therapy. But rather than simply shopping the pain away in isolation this Friday, there are a number of ways people can spend their money knowing that they’re contributing to causes dedicated to preserving civil liberties for historically marginalized folks. [Read more]. LET'S TALK ABOUT FEMINIST MEME-MAKERS Young women online are creating captions “that attempt, in a single image, to unravel entire histories of racial and sexual oppression.” More [here]. [Facebook] [Twitter] [Vine] [Instagram] [Youtube] Remember, you can always [click here to unsubscribe] and never see another one of these emails until the apocalypse (at which time it'll be nothing but emails). This email was sent to {EMAIL} Fusion · 419 Lafayette St · New York, NY 10003 · USA

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