Poor and Prepared: What COVID-19 Has Taught Me About Poverty
We were all so poor that we would call each other poor as a joke and everyone would have a laugh because it was like calling a kid “kid” or and an adult “adult.”
Culture
Honeysuckle showcases artists who are brave enough to make their stake in the world as artists. We know how hard it is. We present works in fine art, pop art, music, fashion and film.
Diary of A Sad Black Girl: Queerness, Mental Health, and the Connecting Power of the Internet
With the advent of forums, and other community sharing sites, black, queer, and otherwise marginalized people have the opportunity to find a safe haven and treasure trove of mental health resources that they otherwise would not have had access to.
The Pain of Quick Goodbyes: COVID-19 and Disrupting College Dreams
Saying goodbye wasn’t about when I will see them next, but if they will be okay when the doors of society reopen.
Farm groups press for aid as Congress mulls boost in USDA spending
The Agriculture Department is being asked to consider reopening enrollment for the Dairy Margin Coverage program, to help milk producers whose markets have tanked in some areas.
Farm groups (grass roots?) press for aid as Congress mulls boost in USDA spending
Authorization for the increase in CCC limit would likely be temporary and included in a supplemental appropriations bill, separate from the $1 trillion economic stimulus package that lawmakers are now negotiating, according to the sources.
NO FOSSIL FUEL BAILOUTS
All available relief funds should work to save lives, help everyone pay their bills, center the often underpaid workers who keep this country functioning and profitable, and transform our economy for the people with a Green New Deal!
Weekend Podcasts from the Honey Team
Due to the corona virus, #COVID-19, our editorial team put together a list of thoughtful podcasts in order to help you ‘chillax.’
Technology is Society Made Unequal: How COVID-19 Exposes What Matters to Us
The COVID-19 pandemic has been anything but normal, and amid its rise, we have become painfully aware of the importance of the technologies that we previously took for granted.
Ignite Dormant Creativity Amid a Global Pandemic: Eugene O'Neill
For Denzel Washington The Coronavirus pandemic (aka: COVID-19) has rapidly transformed America into a...
Porn and Politics with King Noire and Jet Setting Jasmine: Sex Work in the Time of Corona
Written by Keyanah Nurse & Ronit Pinto Coronavirus —#COVID19— is rightfully on everyone’s mind....
The Coronavirus And Electronic Music: Perspectives From The Scene
How is the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the global dance music industry? Every corner...
Honeysuckle's March 2020 Tarot Draw
Three of Wands reversed – It may be hard to see which way you’re going...
RETRO: My Lives with Salinger
Everything Holden says about missing and loving his dead brother Allie, and his kid sister Phoebe, stirs me up. His distress about school, parents, girls, sex, adults, and “phonies” registers with me. Pernnially.
Dancer Alison Clancy Tackles Creative Freedom in the Met Opera’s 2020 Season
Alison Clancy studies Buddhism and its perennial philosophies in coming to terms with the emotional and spiritual connections we bear in our own physicality. This understanding of movement is paramount in Alison’s ontology of dance.
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