Sunday Reads: March 22
Hope everyone is doing okay during these trying times.
This list is all coronavirus related, which I didn’t mean to do, but there’s a variety of ways to look at the situation.
I came across these stories throughout the week, so keep in mind that things have been changing rapidly, so be sure to watch the dates when you’re reading stories related to coronavirus.
The Atlantic: What Americans are doing now is beautiful
New York Times: Wash our hands? Some people can’t wash their kids for a week.
Air Force Magazine: STRATCOM: Triad’s isolation keeps nuke operations normal amid outbreak
New York Times: Can city life survive coronavirus?
CityLab: Conoavirus exposes how bad America’s homework gap really is
New York Times: There is plenty of food in the country
CNN: More than half of American jobs are at risk because of coronavirus
Boston Globe: Social distancing revives America’s suburban instincts
The Atlantic: Rural America isn’t ready for a pandemic
Washington Post: Coronavirus will radically alter the U.S.
CNN: COVID-19 could mean extinction for many charities
Bloomberg: COVID-19 is becoming the disease that divides us: by race, class and age
Wall Street Journal: Rethinking the coronavirus shutdown
New York Times: Some ask a taboo question: is America overreacting to coronavirus?