New York Times OpinionConta verificada

“As I watched from 20 miles away, all the materials in the bomb, barge and surrounding lagoon water and air, out to a radius of several feet, had been vaporized and raised to a temperature of tens of million degrees,” writes Rod Buntzen.https://nyti.ms/3qFEl3w 

“The greatest damage Donald Trump did may not be in the actions he took but in the influence he had,” @CharlesMBlow writes.https://nyti.ms/35g0RZb 

Decades after Lusia Harris rose from a small town in Mississippi to become one of the best American athletes of the 20th century, her legacy had all but disappeared from public memory. Why don’t we know her name?https://nyti.ms/3Ll1H6d 

Our Op-Doc “The Queen of Basketball” won the #Oscar for best documentary short subject. It’s the first-ever win for The Times and director @bgproudfoot. Watch the film here:https://nyti.ms/3INJyfA 

Madeleine Albright would have been thrilled by Biden’s announcement that the U.S. will welcome up to 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine, and "she would encourage us to do more to respond to this unfolding humanitarian nightmare,” writes @HillaryClinton.https://nyti.ms/36QQHhQ 

Even when Hollywood tries to conjure the old magic, the public isn’t there for it anymore, writes @DouthatNYT.https://nyti.ms/3tJDEbb 

”The war in Ukraine is often portrayed as a battle between autocracy and democracy; the East against the West,” writes @fstockman. “Tanya’s story reveals that, for many families, it is also a civil war, pitting the old against the young.”https://nyti.ms/3NtiQN2 

You can watch the winning documentary here:https://nyti.ms/3qFJ1X7 

Ron DeSantis and other Republican governors have taken what might once have been stigmas, realized that in the modern Republican Party they confer status, and converted them into statutes, writes @CharlesMBlow.https://nyti.ms/385XK7c 

By not maintaining adequate Covid-19 funding, the editorial board writes, the U.S. is effectively “reverting to its usual approach to health care: Those with money and insurance will be able to get tests and treatments; those without may not.”https://nyti.ms/3IILXbx 

“This pandemic has shown that we are more connected and vulnerable than many of us believed, and that the risk of allowing health inequities to persist is too great,” writes @JNkengasong, the director of @AfricaCDC.https://nyti.ms/35ghG6h