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The Hypocrisy of Hating Billionaires While Funding Them Anyway
A blunt, relatable look at billionaire criticism, fast fashion, influencer storefronts, and why online outrage often collapses under everyday consumer convenience and fast shipping culture. Continue reading
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Performative Activism Is Everywhere. But Is Anyone Doing the Work?
Virtue signaling is the digital age’s favorite sport—loud, performative, and usually empty. We’re talking about the people who post about justice but vanish when it’s time to actually do something. In this post, I’m unpacking why performative activism is more than just annoying—it’s dangerous. Spoiler: if your “advocacy” disappears when the algorithm moves on, you… Continue reading