Fortesa Latifi

"It’s very hard to view the world fundamentally differently from the person that raised you.”

The VP conceded to Donald Trump today.

“im horrified and literally want to cry.”

Meet the teen influencers who have to consider their followers at all costs.

Legislation to protect the rights of child influencers will soon be introduced in California. If passed, the bill would protect the monetary rights of influencers under the age of 18. Senator Steve Padilla (D-San Diego) announced he would submit an amendment to the language in Senate Bill 764 in order to require that content creators who feature minor children in at least 30% of their content must set aside a proportionate percentage of the earnings from that content. If the legislation passed,…

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The senator spoke to Teen Vogue in advance of a "Swifties for Kamala" Zoom that organizers say raised over $122,000.

Believers is a series running throughout April, examining different facets of faith and religion among young people. In this reported op-ed, features contributor Fortesa Latifi examines what religion has to do with the trad wife trend on TikTok. The trad wives of TikTok are seemingly everywhere. Over the last year, we’ve seen the “trad wife trend” take off, glorifying what has been called a “seductive simplicity” in their lifestyle, one that uplifts traditional gender roles and makes the home th…

In a rare show of bipartisanship, the US Senate voted 79-18 on Tuesday to pass a bill which could lead to a national ban of the popular social media app TikTok. The day after the Senate passed the bill, President Joe Biden signed it into law, starting a clock which gives the Beijing-based parent company of TikTok, ByteDance, nine months to sell the company or face a US ban. Lawmakers have cited security concerns related to the Chinese government possibly accessing data belonging to the approxima…

Believers is a series running throughout April, examining different facets of faith and religion among young people. Though queerness and religion can seem antithetical, many LGBTQ+ people have found a home in religious communities. According to a report from the UCLA School of Law Williams Institute, nearly half of LGBT adults in the United States are religious. While religious affiliation spans age and race, the report found that the most common religion among LGBT people is Protestantism, fol…