Social media’s beauty filters may look harmless – but they’re quietly affecting Black youths’ (…)
For Black adolescents, a recent study found negative experiences around race in online spaces outweighed the good People of color have long critiqued social media filters for perpetuating Eurocentric beauty standards. In one TikTok video, a young Black woman who used the app’s glow filter was (…)
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