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Queer Art Goes to Die in the Gray Area in Between Instagram’s Community Guidelines

My name is Mitchell Allison, I’m a visual artist with a specific interest in queer identity: the politics of sex, desire, and the body. I was raised in a…

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It’s not exactly healthy to commit so completely to one person or group. Gen Z loves to blindly stan Progressive Democrats without recognizing they aren’t perfect people. Still, a younger crowd of liberals and Democrats use stan culture as a way to navigate the murky waters of D.C. politics. What @s.ophiamoore wants us to know is that in order to hold elected officials accountable, we must be critically aware of their promises and shortcomings. More on Lithium now📰

Phoebe Bridgers, Fiona Apple, Alanis Morisette—why do we love the emotional white woman so much? According to Lithium writer @j0sephinefrancis , it has a little something to do with capitalism and racism. The emotional white woman is accepted because her emotion can be used to uphold the social links between capitalism and racism. Read more about this connection on Lithium now ✨

The girls you saw were cool without trying; they were thin and flat-chested, and they clearly never had to lie down to button their jeans. They were elusive figures who lived at the ever-blurrier border of “model” and “hot girl” on Instagram— the Brandy Melville girl. The brand’s constant thinness-as-fashion prevails: each item is meant to be punctuated with a concave abdomen or a sharp clavicle. Read @abigailsylvorgreenberg’s latest on Lithium now 👽

How are non-binary individuals supposed to further legitimize themselves? And at which point can a minority even gain a right for linguistic inclusion? @ireneschader’s latest essay focuses on the struggle for non-binary identities to be accepted and the language gaps in non-binary acceptance. This one’s a must-read, on Lithium now ⚡️

Respectfully, people need to learn to shut up and just meme for once. Everyone appreciates a well-researched, argued, and documented video but leftist YouTubers could stand to make more jokes, more shitposts, and more of anything humorous while also having a meaningful message. Read @kennn.kim’s piece on Lithium now 🚨

@therealreedalexander is perhaps most well known for his role in Nickelodeon’s iCarly. Now, the 26-year-old’s burgeoning career as a financial journalist at Insider, Inc. has somewhat abruptly amalgamated with the reprisal of his role as Nevel, via iCarly’s recent revival. In our latest, staff writer @giferrigine talked to Alexander about shifting careers, his passion for hard news, and journalism. 🗞

“Men struggle to deal with sexually dominant women”— this prevailing stereotype is one that @itsalicegarnett has found to be untrue. She writes: “Not only is playing the dom fun, but it’s taught me a lot about consent and taking responsibility for my partner’s pleasure as well as my own.” So if you’re a woman reading this and you happen to stumble across a submissive man: spit in his mouth.

Disabled TikTok is a subculture of the app in which disabled comedians and creators share their daily lives, sketches, and senses of humor. Thumbnails like “Moral of the story: don’t be disabled” and “Cripple shoe review” often make viewers uneasy—often from a place of misunderstanding and discomfort. At the end of the day, they teach us that having a disability sucks, but it doesn’t have to be sad. Sometimes, it’s really fucking funny. The latest by @isabellerobz on Lithium now 💭

There was a time when you couldn’t open any social media platform without being bombarded with photos of the dress—the House of Sunny Hockney dress. It exemplifies just one of the micro trends that quickly disappear from outfit posts and are taken by fast fashion in cheaply made reproductions. Still, as @oldloserinbrooklyn mentions, there is a way to both participate in trends and mediate your personal consumption. Read @eliza.rudalevige’s latest on Lithium ⚡️

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