Trend pieces rarely identify something brand new because there is nothing new in the lives of men and women.
Likewise, when the New York Times explains the latest cultural developments to its readers, the features often tell them more about the cultural milieux of highly educated, white, feminist, 30- to 40-something-year-old, city-dwelling women — that is, the outlet’s writers and their friends — than they tell them about any larger slice of society.
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