Fact or fiction? The importance of fact checking
In a world where information can be spread in an instant without review, fact checking become essential for everyone.
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Asian American content creators are agents of stereotypes
There’s an issue with Asian American content creators that we need to address.
Not everyone needs a podcast
The world of podcasts is overly saturated, with many podcasts spreading misinformation and content lacking substance.
TikTok’s six-year battle for accessibility in America
TikTok continues to fight for its American users by cooperating with President Trump to dissolve the nation-wide ban passed by Congress and upheld by the courts.
Is “getting your colors done” worth it? I tried color analysis to find out
Color analysis has its flaws, dismissed as a fad or scam, but people are trying to change that. Is it working?
Hello neighbor! Nextdoor strengthens bonds within local communities
One of the benefits of living in a suburban city is that it’s easier to connect with people around you. Not many of us have taken advantage of this, but with Nextdoor, it’s a lot easier than before.
“He’s a 6’4”, nonchalant dreadhead!” Why social media is normalizing unhappy relationships
The nonchalant guys get all of the girls; who doesn’t want to be with someone you can rely on? But perhaps some have forgotten what “nonchalant” actually means.
East Asian diets are getting more flak than they deserve
East Asians are joining an increasingly diverse online (and in real life) community to share health advice and encourage others to stay fit, but they have been criticized for their diet. Such criticism is undeserved, and people should recognize that what works for someone won’t work for another.
Effects of screen time on student life
Are our parents right? Is our screen time really the problem?
How to become a fashion hero, not a micro trend final boss
A guide to successfully implementing micro trends into your outfits.