"Executive orders are easy to pass, but it took 40 years to say, 'I'm sorry.'" Takeshi Furumoto was born in a Japanese internment camp. 74 years later, he talks about how it feels to live through another dangerous tide of racial prejudice, anti-immigrant sentiment, and mass hysteria. | Splinter

1.3M views · 26 reactions | “I was feeling panic and I wondered what I should do.” Yet another victim recounts a horrifying experience with Harvey Weinstein: | Splinter | Facebook

"We really want [Tarahumaras] to benefit the most." This video game is a lovely tribute to the indigenous Mexican people of Tarahumara—who are known for their near-mythical ability to run for hundreds of miles in sandals: | Splinter