On Our Radar: Things to Read, Try, Watch & Do This Thanksgiving Holiday
Illustration by Amanda Berglund for The New Yorker
Here's what we are thankful for: you. As we sign off until next week, know we are grateful for your readership and thoughtful participation in our journey here at The Fold.
In the meantime, we leave you with a few things we are looking forward to experiencing over the long holiday weekend.
To read: Grab your broomsticks: The Witches Are Coming
To try: Cooking in a small kitchen—or any cooking in any kitchen for that matter. "Because this year it's my house, my Thanksgiving, 100 percent."
Recommended Articles
Mixed Emotions: Kay Brown on Finding Her Place as a Multi-Racial Millennial
“I think I would be considered somewhat of a white passing standard, but it diminishes the fact that I am still half black”
Single Women & Their Spaces: Freelance Creative Vanessa Labi's Northern California Home
"There’s such a joy and peace to having your own space. It’s really special when fostering creative pursuits, and I think that’s why I’ve hung onto it."
Raising Kids Who Are Actively Anti-Racist: Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs and Adam St. Bernard Jacobs Are Teaching Us How
"We’re both intentional about centering our parenting around justice and creativity and are also big believers in always being a work in progress."
To listen: Dolly Parton's America (related: Dolly Parton May Look Artificial, But She's Totally Real)
To watch: Dan Levy in all his introverted glory, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge on female rage and her mother's best advice
To do: Shop Small!
To see: The Twenty Seven Best Movies of The Decade
To remember: A list of questions to ask yourself before you shop, and on being (mostly) grateful.
