Patrick James
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Sponsored: This Mother's Day, Honor Moms Worldwide
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What's Wrong With This Picture? When Juxtaposing Past and Present Sends the Wrong Message
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A 'Talk Show' Uses Humor to Inform Domestic Workers About Their Rights
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Ethical Style: Vogue's Ban on Underage, Unhealthy Models Won't Solve Its Image Problem
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Dude, Where's My IPO? The Groupon Founder's Lessons for Facebook
Organic cocoa is taking off in Venezuela. Sure, it takes twice as much work, but it also nets you four times as much money. That's pretty simple...
TCHO, a new gourmet chocolate, is available online in a beta version. Fans' comments will help refine the recipe.
So this is beginning to make it's way around the blogosphere: From November 26 to December 27, a couple British guys trekked from the UK to...
Divine Chocolates is taking fair trade a step further and giving cocoa farmers in West Africa ownership of the brand.
A morsel of Lanvin makes Dali's expressive whiskers tingle with delight.
Thanks to fair trade regulations, children and villages that are part of the cocao industry benefit from a sweeter deal.
A well-made video about two men with powerful beards who make chocolate the old-fashioned way.
A publicity stunt never tasted so good.
Madécasse’s high-quality export model can help developing countries boost their economies.
Melissa Petro is an elementary school teacher who used to be a sex worker. Her essay for The Rumpus, "Not Safe for Work," examines the stigma...
When it's couched in terms of dystopian comedy, "it becomes crystal clear that what’s being done is ridiculous."
Who ordered the fresh perspective? New York writer Clive Thompson offers an astute take on the billion dollar Google-Viacom debacle..
As a journalist who covers human rights, I spend a lot of time absorbing trauma. This is one thing that helped me deal.
Two related articles caught my eye recently. Yesterday the BBC reported that light reflected off of city skyscrapers disrupts the behavior of...
It's The Police versus Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. A clever holiday mashup from DJ BC.
Over at The New York Times' Economix blog, Harvard economist Edward Glaeser is trying to model the costs and benefits of building a...
Non-white Americans have been hit much harder by the recession than their white counterparts, yet they're more likely to be satisfied with the economy
By Matthew Manos.
The nearly 20 percent of 16- to 24-year-olds that are unemployed has been described as a potential lost generation. Strong language, but Matt...
Morning Roundup: From the Los Angeles Times: Who's teaching L.A.'s kids? A Times analysis, using data largely ignored by LAUSD, looks at...
