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May 25, 2021 A protest in front of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, 2021. (Photo by Tayfun Coskun / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) It’s been a tumultuous few years for the art world. In the United States, the election of Donald Trump served as a moment of political awakening for many: Well-intentioned artists began to make explicitly political art—some of it quite moving, more of it not—and initiated or joined various organizing efforts. Institutions exhibited artists from communities further marginalized by Trump’s policies—the Museum of Modern Art’s 2017 rehang featuring wo...

Robert N. Snyder, Felicia Taylor, and Seth and Olivia Thompson. “Tocqueville Society members are the backbone of the Town of Palm Beach United Way,” said Nicola and Jeff Marcus. “During this time of turmoil and uncertainty in our community, they have been the leaders in providing resources and hope to people when it mattered most. We are in awe of them.” This year's Tocqueville Society campaign raised nearly $4 million, representing nearly 77% of the overall campaign.  Since its founding in 1990, members have donated more than $82 million to address the needs of Palm Beach Co...

'The rich shouldn't feel like the enemy': Is New York turning on the wealthy? 13 minutes to read By: Joshua Chaffin On a recent morning, Eric Adams, the Brooklyn borough president and New York City mayoral hopeful, was providing comfort to one of the city's beleaguered communities. "You are part of New York," Adams reassured them. "And so if people have not stated it, thank you for being here, and please remain here!" He was talking to the rich. It might seem odd that they would need a rhetorical pat on the back in a metropolis that typically sees itself as the world capital...