Digital literacy in the age of brain rot
As social media engagement changes, intentional media consumption becomes more necessary.
Tag Archive for: social-media
Not everything is ‘kinda chic’
The “kinda chic” trend reflects our need to make everything postable.
In defense of the influencer
It’s time we shake the stigma around internet stardom.
Social media users’ thoughts are controlled by algorithms
The ongoing trial of Meta shines a light on the limits of self-directed thinking.
Glitz, glamour, grind: performing success at USC
When balance becomes performative, exhaustion stays off screen.
What happened to the Internet?
Learning to navigate a new era of regression online.
Selfies train us to perform perfection
The selfie has conditioned Generation Z to run away from their authentic selves.
Music is no longer about music, it is about views
The rise of the viral social media performer led us to lose artistry along the way.
There is a fundamental issue with the restoration of a meritocracy
The irony of meritocracy is that success is only given to those who can afford it.
Find your community within pages, not pixels
Social media forces teens of color into a mold; literature liberates them to be seen.