How to Report Racist or Offensive Posts on Social Media
Social media is a powerful tool for promoting a cause, but lax publishing policies also leave plenty of room for users to spew racist, hateful, […]
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What to Watch Tonight, June 1, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best streaming options. Last weekend in May, we hope you enjoyed […]
Continue reading »How to Donate to Your Local Protester Fund
If you’re wondering how to help protesters right now, consider donating to your local relief fund. It is cruel to jail someone at any time […]
Continue reading »What to Bring to Protest
The first step to joining a protest is to simply show up, but it is also important to be prepared for all situations – from […]
Continue reading »How to Prioritize High Interest Debt Payments
The debt repayment board usually advises to pay off the debt at high interest rates first. But what actually counts as high interest debt? Is […]
Continue reading »Which Tech Companies Support Black Workforce and Diversity?
Since the death of George Floyd, several technology companies have issued statements condemning racism and police brutality and in support of racial justice. But while […]
Continue reading »Bring Sport Top Water Bottle for Next Demo
Water is probably one of the most important things you can bring to a protest or demonstration. Yes, it retains hydration, but it can also […]
Continue reading »Reduce COVID-19 Risk by Avoiding Singing or Shouting Meetings
The CDC recently dropped its warnings about restricting choirs during religious services. The original guidelines included a recommendation that religious gatherings “consider suspending or at […]
Continue reading »How to Rinse Your Eyes With Tear Gas
In protests against police brutality this week, police in many cities have opted for escalating violence. One of the tools they commonly use is chemical […]
Continue reading »You Will Need This IPhone Shortcut If You Are Protesting
You might be tempted to leave your iPhone at home when you leave your home in protest – and I don’t blame you, given the […]
Continue reading »Check Out This List of Over 100 Different Children’s Books
In light of the events of the week following George Floyd’s death, parents – especially white parents – must ask themselves: Am I doing enough? […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Yourself Against the Rise of Credit Card Fraud Now
You might think that hackers and other scammers will take a break in the world for a while, right? But this is far from the […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Revisit “Chocolate Rain”
If you haven’t given much thought to Thay Zondey’s song “Chocolate Rain” since it became a meme in 2007, it’s time to upload the video […]
Continue reading »Beware of Venmo Fake Bond Donations
The Minnesota Freedom Foundation, which is helping out protesters in Minneapolis, has become a popular donation cause this week. Great! But make sure you go […]
Continue reading »Bring These Snacks to Your Next Protest
Protests and demonstrations can be intense events with a lot of running and shouting, but most of the time in one of them you will […]
Continue reading »Demonstrations That Changed the Course of American History
With protests sparked by the assassinations of George Floyd and Breonne Taylor over the past week in 140 cities , we thought it was time […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Relationship From a Pandemic, With Divorce Attorney James J. Sexton
Being trapped with your significant other 24/7 is not a recipe for relationship success. That’s why we’re talking with divorce attorney James J. Sexton this […]
Continue reading »How to Have Successful Video Chats With Young Children
Last week I wrote an article for parents on how to help their young children learn to better participate in video chats with loved ones […]
Continue reading »Can You Squeeze the Juice Out of a Lemon by Poking a Hole in It?
It seems like everyone is taking on a new challenge these days. So when we saw the #lemonjuicechallenge on TikTok , we decided not to […]
Continue reading »How to Improve Your Browser’s Spelling Checker
Chromium-based Windows web browsers are getting a new spell checker feature thanks to a recent collaboration between Google and Microsoft. Windows Spellcheck, not Hunspell , […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix for the Week of June 1, 2020
It’s officially a new month, which means it’s time to fill up your Netflix lineup. A ton of new content hit Netflix overnight, including films […]
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