Weekly News Update

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Coronavirus-Related News & Resources  

  • NPR reported a 79% drop in clothing sales due to the pandemic.
  • Meanwhile, The Cut wondered if Amazon can save luxury fashion — and Esquire looked at how the book publishing industry is trying to cope.
  • CNN explained why big brands are making face masks right now. 
  • SmartBrief suggested five strategies to combat work-from-home burnout. 
  • The Washington Post revealed why so many of us have been feeling so tired when we have more time to sleep.
  • The Washington Post also compared Facebook Rooms, FaceTime, Google Meet, Houseparty, Skype, and Zoom.
  • Self had advice on creating things to look forward to when so many events and experiences are not an option.
  • Vice noted, “The next couple of years could be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to buy a first home for the lucky people who still have jobs.” 
  • The Verge shared that a court in Texas is holding the first jury trial by Zoom.

In Other News… 

  • Elle offered details on Target's new designer dress collection with Cushnie, LoveShackFancy, and Lisa Marie Fernandez. 
  • Harvard Business Review wondered why many luxury brands and celebs are “adopting lower-end fashions and items,” as the writer put it.
  • Entertainment Weekly listed what's coming to Netflix in June, including a new Queer Eye season, a new Spike Lee film, Clueless, and Hannibal.
  • For your Laugh of the Week, from McSweeney's: Don't worry about those velociraptors. 

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3 Comments

  1. Any reflections on sexism in the office during quarantine? I wonder if women are experiencing less sexism because all employees are reduced to squares on a Zoom screen and there might be less space for men to assert micro-aggressions during meetings.

  2. Any thoughts on sexism in the workplace during quarantine? Maybe there is less of it during quarantine because we are all reduced to squares on Zoom so there might be less room for men to make micro-aggressions?

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