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The Office US (where he occasionally popped up onscreen as Dwight's cousin Mose). What his works have in common, besides being hilarious, is that they're generous. They're generous to the characters and to the world. They're imbued with a kindness and a sense of optimism about what people can accomplish if they're present for one another. Most importantly, they never punch down. "The worst thing I could ever be accused of is punching down, because I really hate that. It's an abhorrent human instinct," Schur told news.com.au over Zoom. "Punching down is easy, gravity is helping your fist mo...

The Office US (where he occasionally popped up onscreen as Dwight's cousin Mose). What his works have in common, besides being hilarious, is that they're generous. They're generous to the characters and to the world. They're imbued with a kindness and a sense of optimism about what people can accomplish if they're present for one another. Most importantly, they never punch down. "The worst thing I could ever be accused of is punching down, because I really hate that. It's an abhorrent human instinct," Schur told news.com.au over Zoom. "Punching down is easy, gravity is helping your fist mo...

Protesters Decry Conditions and Treatment at Durham's 'COVID Motel' Durham's COVID hotel, Quality Inn, direct action. Photos by Jade Wilson. Reginald Cunningham called his sister, Teresa Hicks, late Wednesday afternoon after he was charged with violating the conditions of his parole while staying at the Quality Inn on Hillsborough Road in Durham. Hicks, who was attending a protest in the Cracker Barrel parking lot on the motel’s south side, puts her brother on speakerphone. Cunningham spoke from the Guilford County jail, where he is in custody.  “They said I was outside and it...