Amelia Schonbek

RT @kelkord: What does it mean to never compromise or sell out? My profile of Silvia Federici, the most influential feminist you might neve…

If you find out you have an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's, there's little you can do to prevent it. For @nymag I spoke with 10 people about how they live with, fight against, and accept the fact that they may lose a life's memories. https://t.co/trecnLCF2E

Thrilled that @meg_bernhard's long meditation on @postsecret, shame, suburbia, and the limits of limitless disclosure is finally out in the world: https://t.co/PREf48TOtF

RT @ChristRobbins: The BQE is flooded, neighborhoods are flooded, the MTA is literally telling people to not take the train, but New Yorker…

RT @NYPR_Union: We need your support! Sign and share this petition to tell New York Public Radio to save jobs and pursue alternatives to la…

.@hirishitalkies always thought she didn't need to be liked—until she developed an unexplained illness and had to rely on doctors to fully understand her body's workings. So glad to have worked with her on this essay, beautifully illustrated by @samalden_ https://t.co/GcArCTdUzM

RT @adlankj: i'm hating from outside the club* *my city's public library https://t.co/S5t9xlI7h5

RT @typeinvestigate: For the newest episode of The Backstory podcast, @pacvarez speaks with @ameliaschonbek about her reporting on sexual m…

I'll be at the @BKLYNlibrary tomorrow night with @sarahw @mayjeong @sdschuyler complicating the idea of what crime writing is/can be. Come through!

Brooklyn Public Library @BKLYNlibrary

Sarah Weinman will be discussing her new true crime anthology, Evidence of Things Seen on July 11 at 6pm at Brooklyn Heights Library. Get a chance to hear from the author and discuss crime as a by-product of America’s systemic harms and inequalities. RSVP: https://t.co/eO8K7v7lN2

Deeply grateful to all the trans young people and their family members who spoke with us for this project. Their wisdom, experience, and practical knowledge was richer and more meaningful than I could have imagined.

New York Magazine @NYMag

There is plenty of rhetoric that might encourage a parent to question their child who has shared new information about their gender. There is less guidance for those who choose to believe their children. This is a handbook for the trans-affirming family https://t.co/YIXbmGalhe

RT @karenpinchin: “I can pull it together for four months and be an extremely professional human. And then I probably cry every day when I…

RT @WklyJDrinkard: "Female mariners told me about men waiting in line for dinner who mimed slapping women’s asses, who pressured them to da…

RT @ambelenky: Women in the maritime industry are speaking out about the culture of harassment, sexual assault, and relentless misogyny at…