All right, I found something good already and I think I'm getting a sense of what kind of

subreddit this is.

Hi, I'm Rachel Hampton and you're listening to I see why am I.

In case you missed it, Slate's podcast about internet culture.

And as you can tell, Madison is not

here. I have finally become the Supreme. No, she is actually on vacation. Everyone take your

PTO before it runs out at the end of the year. So today, we're joined by one of our editors,

Allegra Frank. Hi, Allegra. Hi, Rachel. Thanks for having me. I'm so glad you're here,

not least because every single time the cat's away, the mouse gets to play, aka Madison's Away,

and we're going to talk about Tumblr. I honestly feel like any time I come in, it's to stop you from having your

Joker moment of like the longer I'm not allowed to talk about Tumblr, the more likely

I'm going to go rogue and destroy this podcast from within.

Exactly. You're really kind of a

backstop to keep me from going full joker on the podcast and like fully just ripping our team

apart. So thank you for that public service. I'm happy to be the glue. So we're talking, of course,

about Tumblr, but specifically social justice Tumblr.

Because what a wild and weird place that raised me.

Sorry, Mom.

So I'm going to start off light because shit gets a little dicey on social justice Tumblr.

But Allegra, what's the most ridiculous social justice post you saw

in your days on the platform? Yeah. So we were talking about this and I was trying to rack my brain

of all the things I had deleted from it of my, like from my days of sifting through people

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