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On Monday, June 1, Meka, a 22-year-old who lives in Washington, D.C., was, like tens of thousands of others across the U.S., on the streets, fighting against police brutality and systemic racism. He and thousands of D.C. residents marched across the city. Some were in front of the White House, where they were pepper-sprayed and

LOCATION: Kent, Connecticut — At the edge of the Connecticut–New York border, about two hours north of New York City, Kent is a sleepy town of around 3,000 residents tucked into the Berkshire foothills (the area is especially alluring come fall-foliage season). Litchfield County’s 15 Gorham Road sits in the middle of the region’s agrarian

LOCATION: Austin, Texas — One of the virtually endless reasons to love Austin is the activity galore at Zilker Park, a 351-acre stretch of green that contains Barton Springs Pool (a year-round swimming destination fed by underground springs), a botanical garden, dog water park, outdoor theater, disc-golf course, volleyball courts, and more. All of these

The conversation around how race impacts the structures of our cities has evolved over the years from an equity framework, to one focused on justice and inclusion, to, today, one that is actively anti-racist. An anti-racist city is one that is repairing the damage from racism and remaking itself into a place that affirms the

Weighted blankets are known to relieve anxiety and improve sleep quality, but for anyone who runs hot at night (or is anticipating a steamy summer indoors), lying under 10% of your body weight may sound more stifling than soothing. That’s what makes cooling weighted blankets, which claim to reduce stress and body temperature, so appealing.

Everyone who had a part in the construction of this Rhode Island home laughs about how it came to be. Anne and Brian Trinique had already put in offers on three homes when their realtor urged them to take a look at a plot of land that had just come on the market. “I was