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RPF is highly popular, and so is debating whether or not it’s ethical.

"This person who raised me in many ways is now someone that I can no longer see myself in."

"...No one had done it on a big scale since B2K,” says Ray Ray.

"It was very close to my experience watching NCT 127 in Indonesia," one fan says about the Singapore Grand Prix.

“For me, it's a lot of fun to watch someone go really dark.”

“We know where this leads: to further harassment of Black people, online and off.”

If you're mad at Chappell, you're missing the point.

“Everyone is like, ‘Oh, they're just silly girls who are obsessed with this boy,’ when in reality, it's about community, it’s about belonging,” playwright Samantha Hurley says.

"SydCarmy isn’t going anywhere, and neither is Sydney."

And what does it say about our society?

This is not okay.

"It feels like I can reconnect with the people who really matter."

The Kids Online Safety Act is a censorship bill in disguise.

It wasn’t funny—at all.

But bad actors are using alt-right tactics to inflame people over allegations of censorship.

This is the ultimate Swiftie test — think you can pass?

If you’ve ever been in a fandom space — yes, even stan Twitter — the last thing a Black woman gets away with is even the hint of violence or anger.

“At my very first Comic Con, some people didn’t stand in my line because I was Black."

Olivia called the online hate “toxic negativity.”

Whether it’s an online friend or a celebrity, the deaths of people we know from fandom can impact us as much as our real life friends.