Part 2: My picks for #sundayread for December 30, 2018, highlighting the year’s best reads:

• School segregation didn’t go away. It just evolved. The case of Gardendale, Ala.’s fight for a district.
  By Alvin Chang @alv9n
• Information terrorists have weaponized social media, blogs, videos and other digital channels
  By @MollyMcKew
• I Quit My Job to Pursue My Passion — and My Life Fell Apart.
  By Darcy Stewart
• How statistics lost their power — and why we should fear what comes next
  By William Davies @davies_will
• How to Fight Voter Suppression in 2018
  By Edward Burmila @gin_and_tacos
• On female rage
  By Leslie Jamison @lsjamison
• How Poetry Came to Matter Again
  By Jesse Lichtenstein @jgl541
• Show your work: The new terms for trust in journalism
  By @JayRosen_nyu
• The female price of male pleasure
  By Lili Loofbourow @Millicentsomer
• I read the Pennsylvania grand jury report detailing decades of sexual abuses by Catholic priests and cover-ups. You should, too, though fair warning, it’s a stomach-churning indictment of a longtime holy criminal conspiracy.
  [PDF] https://buff.ly/2PXr3es
• Out-of-state real estate investors who destroy city housing communities
  By @RachMonroe
• The Kardashian Makeup Empire Is Only Getting Bigger
  By Zan Romanoff @zanopticon
• “Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body” by Roxane Gay @rgay broke my heart into a thousand pieces. A challenging but rewarding read.
  [aff. link] https://buff.ly/2Nwnq0E
• What Happened When a White Cop Decided *Not* to Shoot a Black Man
  By @theJoeSexton

All my #sundayread picks for 2018. And visit Part 1 from Dec. 24.

More posts from Wade this week:

• The Birmingham channel: A city as canvas

More #sundayread:

• All tweets for December 30 #sundayread
• The latest #sundayread tweets
• More #sundayread recommendations from me