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The Daily Dot ran an article about a 15-year-old transgender boy’s attempt to secure a face-to-face meeting with the governor of North Carolina to discuss the controversial HB2 “bathroom bill” he signed into law last month
Read MoreVogue caught up with designer Ariana Rockefeller at the annual Save Venice gala in New York City.
Read MoreTODAY.com ran an article about Skye Thomson, a 15-year-old transgender boy from North Carolina, and his request to meet with the N.C. governor over the controversial HB2 “bathroom bill” he signed into law last month.
Read MoreDavid Broockman and Dave Fleischer appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to discuss how a new approach to door-to-door canvassing can change voters' views on key issues.
Read MoreWWD celebrated the new partnership between Haspel and Raleigh Denim this week with a photo slideshow from the brands’ collaboration party and an article highlighting their joint creation - new “garment-dyed five-pocket jeans made from Haspel’s signature seersucker fabric.”
Read MoreBenoit Denizet-Lewis wrote an in-depth feature for New York Times Magazine about a groundbreaking new study showing how door-to-door canvassing can reduce prejudice against transgender people.
Read MoreFor summer wardrobes this year, UrbanDaddy recommends the new seersucker pants from Haspel in collaboration with denim brand Raleigh.
Read MoreCNN's Brian Stelter visited SBB Research Group in Chicago to learn about the cutting-edge neurological study the firm has developed to show how people’s brains react differently to presidential candidates as they debate.
Read MoreThe sleek and elegant “Nadia Tunic Dress” by Ariana Rockefeller was featured in the April 2016 issue of Real Simple magazine.
Read MoreCNN's Brian Stelter visited Sam Barnett, founder and CEO of SBB Research Group, to learn about his neurological examination that shows which presidential candidate "lights up the brains" of viewers the most, regardless of political affiliation.
Read MoreEmmy and Tony Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris visited two Democracy Prep schools in Harlem this week to watch the young scholars of the DPPS Arts program rehearse for their upcoming Spring musicals.
Read MoreGQ cover model David Beckham sported black leather dress shoes by To Boot New York for his feature and spread in the April 2016 issue of GQ magazine.
Read MoreTo Boot New York founder Adam Derrick shares tips for Bloomberg’s Style Guide on how to build and maintain a great closet full of shoes — and also why you should.
Read MoreThe Observer visited EDIT, the carefully curated women’s wear trade show, to highlight how its organizers are incorporating new programming that emphasizes wellness and mindfulness over the typical post-show happy hour.
Read MoreMack Weldon socks were featured in Men's Health magazine this month as part of its cover article on the "21 Rules for Smart Style.”
Read MoreLeather sneakers by To Boot New York were featured in Men's Health magazine this month as part of a cover article on the "21 Rules for Smart Style.”
Read MoreThe Verge reported on the launch of a new app by Watchup for the new Apple TV, calling it "a good place to get a regular news fix for free."
Read MoreAdriano Farano, founder and CEO of the streaming news service Watchup, talks to Yahoo! Finance's Market Pulse about the game-changing new Watchup app just launched for Apple TV.
Read MoreTechCrunch reported on the launch of a new app by Watchup for the new Apple TV. TechCrunch's cord-cutting expert Sarah Perez notes that Watchup for Apple TV allows viewers "to watch a personalized newscast on-demand, in a 'lean back' viewing experience that's more like watching regular television."
Read MoreWashington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart wrote about the results of GLAAD’s most recent national survey on the state of LGBT acceptance in the United States
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