The Atlantic: Twitter Was the Ultimate Cancellation Machine.

"Before social media, to be subjected to diets or lifestyles as extreme as these, you’d need to look up some dusty book in some dusty library, by some dusty guy that for all intents and purposes was an outcast living on the fringes of _...Read More_

[https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/copenhagen-fashion-week-jade-cropper-han-kjobenhaven/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/copenhagen-fashion-week-jade-cropper-han-kjobenhaven/index.html) >"At Copenhagen Fashion Week, some of the hottest emerging designers have already made it into the wardrobes of highly influential _...Read More_

>"Meet Kyra, a virtual influencer. She's not real but is collecting an online following of viewers. It is a new marketing trend some psychologists warn is manipulative."

>"A viral Instagram Live in February prompted irresistible headlines about a TikTok-famous dancer being “held hostage” by “a cult.” Inside the dancefluencer community in L.A. though, the response wasn’t exactly shock — to some, it seemed _...Read More_

"I used to do this! It's how I paid the bills when I was freelance, I wrote some of the more viral posts on LinkedIn about startup _...Read More_

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>"Many bestsellers of the last few years originated outside “traditional” publishing houses. But are influencers good for books?"

"The angle of our pose might be different, but all of us bow unfailingly at the altar of the algorithm.”

“We don’t advise it. In fact, we ask them specifically not to do it,” says Susan Soonkeum Cox, vice-president of policy and external affairs for Holt International.

This blackface influencer is following the trend of a number of famous people and YouTubers that really should be publically cancled.