RANTS AND RAVES
In our September issue, Jason Parham gathered an oral history of Black Twitter, while Gregory Barber reported on a moral turf war between a rare buckwheat species and a Nevada lithium mine. In October, Noelle Mateer got lost in Instagram’s adorable hedgehog community and its dark consequences. And on Buckwheat has many varieties WIRED.com, Noam Cohen followed prolific Wikipedia editor Ksenia Coffman’s quest to rescue Nazi history from its online fans (read the story on page 32). Readers share their praise and pinings for flora and fauna: ON BLACK TWITTER: “If you don’t know, now you know…”—@artsted, via Twitter RE: “A PEOPLE’S HISTORY OF BLACK TWITTER” Watching other Black people speak their truth, it gave me the courage to be like, “Well, even if nobody’s listening to me, I am going to say how I…