You can. It’s complicated and takes a lot of thought, but this article does a good job explaining how it might be possible. When in doubt, though, just don’t. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/posteverything/wp/2017/10/30/can-a-white-child-dress-as-a-halloween-character-from-another-race/?utm_term=.242bc65604d3

ooooh a Marc Jacobs mention.

What kind of sandwiches we talking about here?

I don’t recall anyone telling those other candidates to go away

I never have any idea who Armie Hammer is. I just cannot get past the fact that his parents named him Armand Hammer.

My favorite sign today: “As a black boy I just hope that one day I have as many rights as a gun”

THIS. I love every part of this dress. Can you imagine it with better shoes?

How could you not even mention this one:

I had a copy of the wedding dress he designed for Funny Face made for my wedding dress.

I loved this movie so much. I enjoyed the book as a girl, and it worked for me on that level. More than anything, though, it felt like a love letter to my 13-year-old self: another biracial girl with a Black mom and an absent dad, who hated her hair and glasses and thought she would never be good enough. It was so, so…

The things I learn here. I am from NJ and have crossed the Outerbridge Crossing to Staten Island many times in my youth. In fact, it was common for kids to go over to buy booze since the drinking age was 18 in NY versus 21 in NJ, sometimes with tragic results. This had a lot to do with NJ lowering the drinking age to…

I’m glad the New York Times is doing this series. I thought today’s Google doodle was really great also — I enjoyed the short visual stories from different women artists, many of which honored/highlighted the experiences of all kinds of “ordinary” women.

Obits are one of the big primary sources that support all the in-briefs, even in places like Wikipedia and lets face it, most ppl get their references from there at least initially nowadays. Which, oh hey, Wikipedia is notorious for having a shortage of women entries oh hmmmmmmmmmm

Agreed and I really like the choice of “Overlooked” as the title of the feature. Simple and accurate and accepting of responsibility for the omission of these women.

had the exact response.

I do really like that it’s an ongoing series, not just something happening for one day. Because my first thought before I got to that point was “featuring these 15 people is great, but it hardly makes a dent in the number of women who’ve been overlooked”. But it sounds like they’ve recognized that

I’m also not a huge Fallon fan, but he seemed to understand the importance of these moments and wisely stayed in the background. I’ll give him props for not inserting himself and snarking through the bit.

wait.... do you think she was pro-gun before the shooting?