Our March cover star is @abbydphillip ⭐ In conversation with @GayleKing, the journalist and #InsidePolitics host talks about her upcoming book, covering the Trump administration as a Black reporter, and the lesson of 2020 thecut.io/3vMJ3x6
@abbydphillip@GayleKing .@abbydphillip: “I think that the lesson of 2020 has been that more people need to be involved. We can encourage and empower other people to speak confidently and knowledgeably about race in this country” thecut.io/3vMJ3x6
@abbydphillip@GayleKing .@abbydphillip: “As a journalist, this is my way of making a small difference. If I can shine light on these issues and bring the perspectives and the challenges facing Black people in this country to light, it’s a good day. And that’s what keeps me going” thecut.io/3vMJ3x6
@abbydphillip@GayleKing .@abbydphillip: “I know what Trump said is not true, and I don’t take things like that personally, particularly from this president who has a long history of insulting people. I don’t get my self-esteem from Donald Trump or any other politician, frankly” thecut.io/3vMJ3x6
@abbydphillip@GayleKing .@abbydphillip on pregnancy: “It has only made me become more in awe of what we as women are able to endure. It was tough: battling morning sickness while balancing a demanding job. But it has been a reminder of what I am capable of — and what so many women do every day”
Take a stroll through Chinatown, and you can’t help but notice certain fashionable seniors nonchalantly strolling the streets in head-to-toe looks. But who are they? Andria Lo and Valerie Luu set out to answer that question thecut.io/3d4ZFrB
Buck Chew, 96, San Francisco: Before he moved to the United States in 1983, Mr. Chew worked as an accountant and abacus master in Macau, though he considers himself a poet and calligrapher thecut.io/3d4ZFrB
Gui Zhi Li, 73, Manhattan: Prior to immigrating to the United States, Ms. Li worked as a park gardener in Hong Kong. She’s been in the United States for about five years but wants to go back to Guangzhou thecut.io/3d4ZFrB
Every street in Wilmington seems to dredge up memories for @SarahEMcBride, who was elected to represent Delaware’s First District in November, sealing her place as the highest-ranking openly transgender elected official in U.S. history thecut.io/3pRdYVp
At only 30, @SarahEMcBride, has already spent the majority of her life thinking about how to make life better for the people in her state thecut.io/3pRdYVp
“Caroline first took an interest in me after I wrote an essay about growing up in New Haven. Yale was an obsession of hers; she’d been rejected and never got over it. The fact that I was a Yale townie won me an invitation to her West Village apartment” thecut.io/34yy9gS
“A year after Caroline and I met, the world was introduced to Caroline Calloway the influencer” thecut.io/34yy9gS
“I never felt better than when viewed through Caroline’s eyes. But a year later, I came across the journal I’d kept on [our trip to Sicily] and realized how bitter I’d been” thecut.io/34yy9gS
“Incels” — lonely, angry, misogynist men — are going under the knife to reshape their face, and their dating prospects, Alice Hines reports thecut.io/2EBrPtK
Incels are convinced that their lives will improve significantly if they can somehow become “Chads,” who are believed to be “alpha” men thecut.io/2EBrPtK
“The difference between a Chad and an incel is literally a few millimeters of bone,” reads one meme thecut.io/2EBrPtK