The Washington PostLifestyle With Biden likely to pick a Black woman as VP, here’s how the media can avoid playing into sexist and racist tropes The Washington Post - By Margaret Sullivan“Lock her up!” thundered the crowds. The bumper stickers went: “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly” with those adjectives, in order, over the Republican elephant symbol, the Democratic donkey symbol — and a of
The Washington PostFood & Dining These 5 galette recipes are ready for their Instagram moment The Washington Post - By Kari SondeFrom sourdough to artfully decorated focaccia, quarantine food trends have been filling our social media channels with delicious-looking photos that tempt us to jump on the DIY bandwagon. Next up? I nominate
The Washington PostLifestyle Talk about Travel The Washington Post - By Nicole Arthur, Andrea Sachs, Christopher Elliott, Carol Sottili, Helen Carefoot The Post's travel writers and editors discuss your travel stories, questions, gripes and more.
The Washington PostLifestyle Four ways to help kids cope with the uncertainty of the new school year The Washington Post - By Phyllis FagellA single father told me recently that he’s been concerned about his son since March, when the novel coronavirus pandemic shuttered schools and the eighth-grader sank into loneliness. He had hoped the would
The Washington PostRecipes 6 spice blends to make at home, including garam masala, ras el hanout and Cajun seasoning The Washington Post - By Becky KrystalAlmost two shelves in my pantry are devoted entirely to spices. Whole, ground, common, obscure, hailing from all over the world. Mixing and matching is easy, to say the least. When I come across a recipe
