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“The show itself highlights Black and marginal artists,” says Johnson. “One of the things that I have seen most palpably from my line of work in social justice, and in the art world, is that both of these things can sometimes be exclusive. When we talk about access, I’ve tried to make the arts more inclusive by including marginal artists in the conversation.”   The series kicked off in March and is a partnership between 621 Gallery, Lee Berger Media Productions, and The Greater Works Network on Roku TV. Episodes are released every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. both on Roku and online and ...

Your food's not underseasoned — it just needs lemon TODAY 3 hrs ago © Provided by TODAY Whether dressing a salad, finishing off seared scallops or squeezing into a drink, lemons are a handy, versatile ingredient in the kitchen. The acidic quality of lemon juice brightens up everything it touches. Yes, lemons are very commonly used in cooking, but they're still, somehow, underutilized. One of the first things that my former editor at Serious Eats, J. Kenji López-Alt, taught me, was that food often tastes underseasoned because it’s lacking acid. While a natural reaction might be to rea...

Share Photo Credit: Markus Winkler/Unsplash There was a time not so long ago when containing or cutting costs was a travel manager’s top priority. Those days were looking somewhat anachronistic even before Covid-19 devastated the travel industry. Nobody is denying the importance of cost containment, but it was already slipping down the pecking order, usurped by the likes of duty of care, wellbeing and sustainability.  Changing priorities In an annual survey conducted by the Business Travel Show, getting to grips with airline pricing was found to be travel managers’ top pr...

By Elena Goukassian When Whitney Sherman goes to the post office, 99 percent of the time, she buys the same postage stamp—a breast cancer research stamp first issued in 1998 that holds the title of longest-running postal issue in US history. The iconic stamp features a line drawing of Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunting, awash in a flowing rainbow of colors with the words “FUND THE FIGHT. FIND A CURE.” encircling her right breast. To date, the stamp has raised more than $90 million for breast cancer research, but that’s not the only reason Sherman buys it. In fact, she created the i...

The aged care royal commission’s landmark final report outlines the substantial changes that are needed to be made to the system.