Good morning, world! 🌞 Today, Sarah Bond and Nyasha Junior write about the “New Jim Code,” we report on the news that Artistic Director and Chief Curator Nancy Spector has stepped down at the Guggenheim, and we have a review of Legacy Russell’s important new book Glitch Feminism.

And be sure to check out the weird 19th-century skeletal version of the renowned ancient sculpture “Laocoön and His Sons”.

On Tuesday evening, around 50 people clad in black gathered outside Elmhurst Hospital in Queens. In solemn precision, they marched through Jackson Heights to 95th Street, nearing the neighborhood of Corona, the former epicenter of the pandemic in NYC.

Ten women took turns reading the names of those who lost their lives to the virus in the US. But amid the pain and loss, the demonstrators hoped to convey a message: “Vote.”

Nancy Spector, the Artistic Director of the Guggenheim Foundation, has stepped down from her post in the wake of mounting pressure from a group of current and former workers known as A Better Guggenheim.

The Bronx Documentary Center has virtually opened its 6th Annual Photo Auction Benefit, and 50% of the proceeds will benefit Bronx-based photographers experiencing financial stress due to COVID-19.

For your pleasure, we compiled the best memes of the fly incident that took place during the debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris. Enjoy.