Global Lifestyle Editor

David Kaufman

Kaufman is Global Lifestyle Editor at Quartz, a former New York Post editor, avid traveler, hummus lover, and father of twin boys. At Quartz, he heads up the lifestyle offerings at Quartzy—from food and fashion to travel, culture,...

Israelis hold signs reading' How much No we can hear?' during a demonstration for gay rights in front of the Government Compound in Tel Aviv,

SEPARATE AND UNEQUAL

Tech firms in Israel are giving workers a day off to protest the country’s anti-LGBT surrogacy law

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PAINFUL PRIVILEGE

My biggest fear as the black father of white children

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SCHOOLYARD JOURNALISM

Parental networking scored an Argentine journalist an interview with Woody Allen

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AMERICA ALONE

AMC’s “McMafia” imagines a world that no longer revolves around America

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#NAMEYOURRACIST

When will black people finally get their #metoo moment?

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Édgar Ramírez as Gianni Versace in "Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story."

DEADLY SILENT

Gianni Versace lived and died in an era of silence around AIDS. 20 years later, little has changed

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BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL

The good news is Essence is black-owned again. Here’s the bad news

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#STILLSOWHITE

The success of “Lady Bird” shows white stories can work half as hard for twice the acclaim

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NOT SO BRIGHT

Praising “gold star” gays isn’t just silly—it’s ignorant and divisive

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YAS QUEEN

“The Crown” proves that even queens must contend with toxic masculinity

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David Kaufman

Tech firms in Israel are giving workers a day off to protest the country’s anti-LGBT surrogacy law

My biggest fear as the black father of white children

Parental networking scored an Argentine journalist an interview with Woody Allen

AMC’s “McMafia” imagines a world that no longer revolves around America

When will black people finally get their #metoo moment?

Gianni Versace lived and died in an era of silence around AIDS. 20 years later, little has changed

The good news is Essence is black-owned again. Here’s the bad news

The success of “Lady Bird” shows white stories can work half as hard for twice the acclaim

Praising “gold star” gays isn’t just silly—it’s ignorant and divisive

“The Crown” proves that even queens must contend with toxic masculinity