Our immigrant histories demand solidarity today
“Irish Fever” on the internet is prompting young people to reflect on their roots and advocacy.
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The ethics of filming without consent
Filming in public is far too normalized, and what used to be basic courtesy is gone.
‘SoCal Asian’ TikTok is more than just cringe
Social media perpetuating tired monolithic stereotypes does more harm than good.
Censorship is only getting worse in the US
Suppression of Palestinian support is cause for concern about freedom of speech.
USC to restrict TikTok on certain devices, complying with federal ban
The move follows mounting concerns at the federal and state level that TikTok — and, by extension, ByteDance — was harvesting and sharing users' personal data.
To be or not to be influenced
Niche identities belong in media representation. So why aren’t there any?
‘Lightlark’: the very first clickbait novel
New novel generates debate over advertising techniques on TikTok.
TikTalk: Sustainability tips on TikTok
Earth Day is everyday when you switch up your routine with these sustainability tips from TikTok.
‘Missing’ quarantine is a tone deaf take
Privileged social media users forget the pandemic’s devastating outcomes.
TikTalk: Doping scandal hits the Olympics and TikTok
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva’s doping scandal has many Tiktokers sharing their two cents about the similarities, or lack thereof, to track star Sha’Carri Richardson’s case.