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Look, we’re in uncharted territory. We don’t know how long this will last or how this will end or what this will look like, but we do know that someone out there is looking out for New York State. It’s a stark contrast to Trump with his insane press conferences where he hypes experimental drugs and tells us the Wash your hands don’t do cocaine shirts moreover I love this virus will wash right through, and that reporters are nasty or terrible for doing their job and asking him questions. (The Washington Post columnist has called for the media to stop televising them live because of the “dangerous” misinformation being doled out each day. There’s something nice about having someone in government whom you can actually trust. Yes, Andrew Cuomo may be imperfect, but he’s still the closest thing we have to an FDR for our time.

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Over the Wash your hands don’t do cocaine shirts moreover I love this past week, the world as we know it has completely changed. COVID-19 has left many of us, including those we follow on Instagram, within the confines of our homes as we practice self-isolation and social distancing. Sure, celebrity street style moments may be few and far between right now, but we’re adjusting to this new normal with a little help from Instagram. One person to note who has been using social media for a stellar series of PSAs on what to do during this time has been Naomi Campbell. The supermodel, or rather, the sanitized queen of quarantine, has been uploading Instagrams of herself in full Contagion gear (as well as some uplifting messages, too). This past week, while wearing an embroidered robe, Campbell posted herself washing her hands in the #SafeHandsChallenge, after she was nominated by Maria Sharapova to do the down-and-dirty scrub. Accessory of choice? Dial soap. A sink signature! Others getting into the glamorous handwashing moment was the Canadian artist duo Fecal Matter. One half of the pair, Hannah Rose Dalton, stood in a bubblegum pink dress with a horned breastplate, before, well, simply washing her hands.