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Glad he’s OK.

Black diasporic archival pages on Instagram serve as a virtual space for Black people to remember, honor, and share our pasts, particularly from points of view that are often overlooked.

Instagram was never meant to be a place for advocacy.

Some come from deep under the valleys of Badakhshan Province.

Okay!

It doesn't have to work this way.

Monopolies trap "us in unequal and sometimes even abusive relationships.”

“Facebook knows that they are leading young users to anorexia content.”

Astrologers tried to tell us.

The people have jokes!

In case you haven't noticed...

Where you can pose with hot combs and play in a hair roller pit!

And it seems there may be more to the pic than just the debut of a new hairstyle.

“I’m of course not asking for sympathy but I am asking to be acknowledged for being human.”

Tony Eldon says his Black history account helped prepare him to get into politics.

She became an instant celebrity from her highly-relatable "pandemic" videos.

The world has changed. So has entertainment. These young creators are showing us how to adapt.

Think Instagram + Twitter with a hint of Myspace's nostalgia.

Is that article on your feed the real deal?

She also opened up about mental health.