Twitter Troll: Depth Perception, Seine Sunsets, And The Kennedy’s Family Affair

I’ve now been suspended mid-air during two pivotal moments in American history. First, I was landing in Miami for a post New-Year beach escape when a mob

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Weeks before the start of Pride month, when many companies and politicians choose to court the LGBTQ community, Peru was making headlines for the opposite:

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