How to Permanently Delete Books From Your Kindle
Removing finished books from Kindle has always been possible, but with one catch. Anything you delete from your device is saved to your account. It’s […]
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Chicken salad is not usually considered “sexy”. This is lunchtime lunch, church dinner, boring baby shower or bridal shower, often under-seasoned and over-dressed. A bad […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 9, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search and highlight the best viewing options around. Yesterday we recommended John Oliver’s latest episode of […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You’re Locked up Overseas
The pandemic has swept the world and many American travelers are stuck living or traveling abroad. And when protests erupt around the world, stranded Americans […]
Continue reading »Teach the Children About Racism Using the Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes Exercise
Jane Elliot has spent her career trying to give white people a taste of the discrimination and racism that people of color face throughout their […]
Continue reading »Blur Faces and Remove Metadata From IPhone Photos With This Shortcut
As demonstrations against police brutality and racial injustice continue across the country, applications that blur faces and remove metadata have become a necessary part of […]
Continue reading »How to Motivate Yourself to Do Something Difficult
The next time you come across a difficult, time-consuming, or boring task, don’t tell yourself that you will do it later. Tell yourself that it […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Support Your Cause With a Monthly Donation
If you can donate money to organizations working to combat police violence or systemic racism, consider making your donation a regular monthly payment rather than […]
Continue reading »A Blender Bottle Makes a Great Cocktail Shaker
The blender bottle is an item owned and used by “healthy people”, so I never spent a lot of time thinking about it. But this […]
Continue reading »What We Actually Know About Asymptomatic Transmission
You may have seen headlines recently that “symptom-free patients” are not contributing to the spread of the coronavirus. This may mean that all of our […]
Continue reading »How to Use Your Phone in the Car Without Killing Anyone
All the time, only a fingerprint or a drawing on the screen is distracted, and when you are driving, it is simply not safe. The […]
Continue reading »Explanation of the “less Lethal” Police Weapon
Over the past few weeks, we have seen countless examples of “less deadly” police weapons being used against protesters, including rubber bullets, bean bag cartridges […]
Continue reading »Why Advice About Masks Seems to Be Constantly Changing
The World Health Organization announced a new guideline on masks late last week, sparking a new wave of criticism about how “they” continue to change […]
Continue reading »Use Sports to Talk to Children About Social Justice
As a parent of a sports-minded 10-year-old, I was grateful to be able to survive the Michael Jordan era with my son by watching The […]
Continue reading »Try Android 11 Today Using Google Android Flash Tool
Many of us are itching to get Android 11 Beta 1, the public beta of the next Android operating system, which is likely to be […]
Continue reading »How and Why to Update a Sonos Setup to ‘S2’
Sonos is launching a new controller app known as the S2 Controller app, and while many users will need it to get feature updates or […]
Continue reading »I Must Insist That You Pickle the Rhubarb
There are many fruits and vegetables that make you think of spring, sunny thoughts, but none of them do it like ruby super-tart rhubarb. It’s […]
Continue reading »Than Police Brutality in the United States Compared to Other Countries
Given the protests against police brutality in the past few weeks, as well as the assassinations of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and more by the […]
Continue reading »These Are the Only Shoes Your Child Will Need This Summer
Any plans for the summer? Or will your summer be like the end of winter and all spring this year, except that it’s more outside […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Favorite Store Files for Bankruptcy
J.Crew, Neiman Marcus, JCPenney, Pier 1 Imports: These are just a few of the retailers who filed for bankruptcy during the coronavirus pandemic. Filing for […]
Continue reading »How to Change Skin Tone When Reacting to Zoom
Nobody likes to look like Homer Simpson. At least that’s how I feel when I send an emoji to a friend on my smartphone and […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 8, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best viewing options around. For your weekend, we’ve suggested hosting the […]
Continue reading »Pull Herbs and Leaves With Your Hands
Even after a weekend of minimal cooking, my companion and I still managed to prepare (and wash) the dishes for four sinks on Friday and […]
Continue reading »Get Help Talking About Race With This Tool From the Smithsonian Institution
Of course, by now we all see an urgent need to talk about race – with our children, with our parents, with our friends, even […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Your WhatsApp Number From Google Search Results
If you use WhatsApp’s Click to Chat feature, your phone number may appear in Google search results. Click to Chat allows users to create URL […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Oprah’s Town Hall on Racial Injustice
Adding her voice to others discussing racial injustice right now, Oprah Winfrey is set to hold a two-day town hall meeting called “Where Are We […]
Continue reading »How Are the Protests in Your City Fighting the Defenses Against the Coronavirus?
While protests are necessary in a democracy – a ploy to get your voice heard between elections – any large gathering carries the risk of […]
Continue reading »Support Black Lives Matter by Watching This Youtube Video
If you don’t have the money to spare, or if you’ve already made a donation to organizations fighting racial injustice, you can still financially support […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Protest Sign in the Rain
After nearly two weeks of demonstrations, people are still gathering in huge crowds to protest the murders of George Floyd and Breonne Taylor and to […]
Continue reading »Watch These Favorite Podcasts Hosted on a Black Server
To respect and honor the protests that are taking place across the country and to show support for the Black Lives Movement, we are taking […]
Continue reading »Here Is Who Needs to Request Payment of Assistance in Connection With the Coronavirus by October 15
Since the U.S. government began distributing payments related to the economic impact of the coronavirus in April, millions of people have been anxiously checking the […]
Continue reading »Should You Start Investing During a Pandemic?
You might consider taking advantage of the volatile market by investing your savings or incentive check. But according to Ramit Sethi, author of I’ll Teach […]
Continue reading »Buy Your Own Custom Stamps by June 10
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is in trouble. Now that companies – and everyone else – rely on email rather than paper, their mail […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix for the Week of Jun 8, 2020
If you’re looking for something new to add to Netflix’s lineup, the streaming service is adding a handful of new movies and TV shows this […]
Continue reading »Practically Visit the International Space Station
After months of social distancing and staying at home, many people experience strong travel cravings. And given that we are still caught up in a […]
Continue reading »Donate to These Anti-Racism and Mental Health Organizations
In addition to physical abuse associated with systemic racism, it also has serious mental health consequences. Generations of collective trauma are now combined with anxiety […]
Continue reading »How to Cook the Most Popular Foods in Every State
The confinement at home over the past few months has caused many people to discover or rediscover home cooking. From sourdough to banana bread, we […]
Continue reading »This Interactive Map Shows Which Countries Are Open for Travel
On the eve of summer, it’s hard not to think about travel. This is not only the traditional vacation season, but also the months where […]
Continue reading »How to Attend DC Jazz Festival Performances Virtually
Like many other live events this year, the DC Jazz Festival has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you can’t […]
Continue reading »Host or Attend a Virtual Dinner to Discuss the Race in America
Demonstrations have taken place in all 50 states since Minneapolis police killed George Floyd on May 25. And while thousands of people took part, many […]
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