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| It has been well more than a month since stay-in-place orders started taking effect across the country because of the coronavirus crisis. In some places, the curve mercifully seems to be flattening, and staying at home has been a crucial factor — combined with the contributions of our essential workers. | It has been well more than a month since stay-in-place orders started taking effect across the country because of the coronavirus crisis. In some places, the curve mercifully seems to be flattening, and staying at home has been a crucial factor — combined with the contributions of our essential workers. |
| To provide some company, our Opinion columnists and writers will be going live on Twitter every weekday at 1 p.m. Eastern to chat with viewers. Jennifer Weiner hosted today’s chat on pandemic shaming, and how to not be a Coronavirus Karen. Earlier this week, Frank Bruni discussed President Trump’s reckless behavior (on Twitter); Lauren Kelley talked about access to reproductive health care and women’s health during this time; and Michelle Cottle spoke about who Joe Biden should choose as vice president (on Twitter). Last week, David Brooks discussed inequality and the coronavirus. You can also catch up on earlier chats by Nicholas Kristof (on Twitter), Kara Swisher, Wajahat Ali and Jennifer Senior (on Twitter), which took place earlier this week. |