Fortesa Latifi
@hifortesa
Features @TeenVogue. State school alum x2. Also in @nytimes @washingtonpost @cosmopolitan @Slate etc. Rep’d: @mina_hamedi
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https://linktr.ee/hifortesa 06-05-2011 05:29:35
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Great article by Fortesa Latifi for The Washington Post on how more parents are keeping their kids’ photos offline
'Sharenting is out, and privacy is in' 👍
wapo.st/3JetB4N
why are more & more parents choosing to keep their kids offline or only share them with emojis over their faces?
I wrote about the reasons behind the trend (including AI & increasing awareness of online footprints) for The Washington Post:
washingtonpost.com/parenting/2024…
why are more & more parents choosing to keep their kids offline or only share them with emojis over their faces?
I wrote about the reasons behind the trend (including AI & increasing awareness of online footprints) for The Washington Post:
washingtonpost.com/parenting/2024…
Domestic violence is a kind of small-scale terrorism. What OJ Simpson did to Nicole Brown Simpson was not the event of one night—it was a years long campaign that thousands of women suffer at other men’s hands. Read Andrea Dworkin’s memorial to Nicole: evergreenreview.com/read/in-memory…
ICYMI: here's my documentary on the sharenting reckoning – including interviews with a former mommy blogger kid, the nanny of an influencer family, and current family vloggers themselves
for Cosmopolitan:
youtube.com/watch?v=Jqhdia…
ICYMI: the child of a mommy blogger told me about the time her first menstrual cycle was turned into sponsored content, the constant pressure to be perfect, and the endless late nights shooting & reshooting content –
for Cosmopolitan:
cosmopolitan.com/lifestyle/a601…
“And if my smile wasn’t as bright as it should be– that would usually devolve into accusing me of not caring about our family. I was told by my mom, ‘Do you want us to starve? Do you want us to not be able to make our payment next month on the mortgage?’”
cosmopolitan.com/lifestyle/a601…
looking to talk to queer young people under the age of 28 who can tell me how they find a place for their identity in their religion <3
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