Here’s all the news we’re reading today:
• The Chicago police have a warehouse that’s best described as a “black site”—a place where people are held after they’re arrested but not booked or allowed to see a lawyer. [Guardian]
• How are Native American tribes dealing with the increased legalization of pot? [NPR]
• Famous actors who portray people with disabilities get Oscar nods, meanwhile Hollywood excludes people with disabilities from that world of money and prestige. [The Freelance Academic]
• Two new art exhibitions in New York grapple with race and masculinity. [Colorlines]
• This is snarky, but I like it: Eight reasons you shouldn’t feel bad about yourself if you’re not married. [Role Reboot]
• We will now finally have racially diverse emoji, y’all. [The Atlantic]
What did I miss? Add what you’re reading to the comments.
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