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A Farewell Tour for the Outdoor Dining Shed

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By Naomi Zeveloff Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Last year, when New York City was devising new rules for outdoor dining structures, a designer in the city-planning department e-mailed an art director named John Tymkiw. Since 2020, Tymkiw has been photographing what he describes as the city’s “D.I.Y., free-for-all folk architecture,” which sprang up during COVID lockdowns, as part of a series on sidewalk sheds called “How We Ate.” The city designer was a fan; Tymkiw offered suggestions.
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Palestinian journalists are being imprisoned by Israel in record numbers

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By Naomi Zeveloff Verified
| Committee to Protect Journalists
In October, when the Israel-Gaza war began, Alaa al-Rimawi snapped into action, covering developments on J-Media, the West Bank-based news agency he directs, as well as on TikTok and Facebook. But his conflict coverage would be short-lived. Less than two weeks after the start of the war, Israel banned J-Media on security grounds and quickly arrested three other J-Media employees. On October 19, al-Rimawi met the same fate.
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Sarah Zouak: Leading a Laboratory of Muslim Feminism in France

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By Kim Lawton, Naomi Zeveloff Verified
| crcc.usc.edu
When Sarah Zouak was a graduate student in France, an adviser told her that the phrase “Muslim feminist” was a contradiction in terms. Zouak had proposed a thesis on the topic when the adviser laughed. “No, no,” said the adviser, whom Zouak declined to name. “You are either a feminist or a Muslim, but you can’t be both at the same time.” That exchange, disappointing at the time, provided fuel for what would become Zouak’s life’s mission.
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