Social distancing is practiced by some and ignored by others in a warm Memorial Day Weekend in New York City. Here’s how the epicenter — still — of Coronavirus looks like.
Quarantine Diaries
Florida: Notes from the Front Lines of Our Post-Reopening COVID Future
How do you “reopen” when you’ve never really closed? And what effect will all that freedom have on all our lives? This is how my quarantine in Florida is.
I’m a Cuban-American Mom-To-Be. This Is How I’m Preparing For A New Baby During The Pandemic.
Like many Cubans, Emma grew up separated from members of her family. She is using her ‘distancing lessons’ to stay closer now and welcome her baby.
Hawaii Mayor Uses Card Tricks and Dancing to Keep Constituents Entertained During Curfew
To break the boredom of isolation, the politician posts videos on social media (dancing included!) to the delight of his constituents
Adiós, Besos y Abrazos: Coronavirus Is Kissing Latino Greetings Goodbye
“For most people out there, new Coronavirus protocols mean not shaking hands. For us, it’s going from tight hugs and sloppy kisses to… what? Telepathy?”
A Month Down. Two More Weeks to Go.
Chirps versus tweets, seeds and echoes of past terrorist-fighting curfews, a Peruvian finds serenity in one of the longest nationwide lockdowns in Latin America.
I’m a Millennial Only Child Taking Care of My Parents
The flip side of being an only child in the coronavirus lockdown in Bogota: a crash course in becoming a caretaker of divorced, aging parents.
I Could Self-Isolate in Mexico City. Not Everyone Can.
Self-quarantine has prevented me from doing everything I love in Mexico City. It’s depressing, but if the city didn’t take measures, I had to.
My President Took Extreme Action On Coronavirus. It Was The Right Move.
From one week to the next, the world as we knew it changed. Mandatory quarantine took over Buenos Aires. Our routine changed. We’ve changed.