Michele Weldon

1 month ago | taketheleadwomen.com | Michele Weldon

Roxane Gay is not a bad feminist. And is there really such a thing? The acclaimed author, editor, columnist, and editor of the new anthology The Portable Feminist Readersays good or bad, there is no one kind of feminism throughout history, including today. What is true about feminism today is that those pushing the current political agenda “know what feminism is because they are trying to undo its power.

1 month ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Michele Weldon

Five years ago this month, COVID-19 changed the world. The first pandemic in a century altered how Americans saw themselves, each other, work, health care, relationships, government, mortality, and media. It tangled everyone across the globe in webs of fear, conflict, grief, disbelief, estrangement, and gratitude. It prompted a parallel pandemic of disinformation that has only deepened in the years since and crescendoed in the last few months.

1 month ago | thelcn.com | Michele Weldon

Five years ago this month, COVID-19 changed the world. The first pandemic in a century altered how Americans saw themselves, each other, work, health care, relationships, government, mortality, and media. It tangled everyone across the globe in webs of fear, conflict, grief, disbelief, estrangement, and gratitude. It prompted a parallel pandemic of disinformation that has only deepened in the years since and crescendoed in the last few months.

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Michele Weldon

Five years ago this month, COVID-19 changed the world. The first pandemic in a century altered how Americans saw themselves, each other, work, health care, relationships, government, mortality, and media. It tangled everyone across the globe in webs of fear, conflict, grief, disbelief, estrangement, and gratitude. It prompted a parallel pandemic of disinformation that has only deepened in the years since and crescendoed in the last few months.

2 months ago | pressdemocrat.com | Michele Weldon

Five years ago this month, COVID-19 changed the world. The first pandemic in a century altered how Americans saw themselves, each other, work, health care, relationships, government, mortality and media. It tangled everyone across the globe in webs of fear, conflict, grief, disbelief, estrangement and gratitude. It prompted a parallel pandemic of disinformation that has only deepened in the years since and crescendoed in the past few months.