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Feb 15, 2021

Fanfiction Is Fun — That Doesn’t Mean Fans Can’t Critique It

Let’s make room for criticism of fandom in fandom.

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Megan Thee Stallion Is Mielle Organics' First Global Ambassador

Hot girls, it's time for our hair to shine.

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Young Black Leftists Are Creating Their Own Space on TikTok

Welcome to the Black Leftist Hype House.

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Priah Ferguson Explained Why She's Proud to Play Erica on "Stranger Things"

“Erica was raised in an era where it wasn’t common for Black girls to use their voice.”

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How to Take the Perfect Selfie: 7 Tips From a Photographer

Photographer Idara Ekpoh on her series #SelfPortraitSunday and the importance of feeling confident.

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The Internet Has Never Been Kind to Young and Famous Women

The 2000s were an era of cutthroat cultural commentary — and not much has changed.

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Teen Vogue The internet has never been kind to young and famous women