Hi, I'm Lauren Sherman, the host of fashion people. I love fashion, obviously. But shopping for fashion online is kind of annoying.

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y st or download the list app on the app store today. Hey y'all it's Brittany. I got to say on the surface the past few weeks have at least felt a bit

calmer since a certain twice impeached somebody got kicked off of social media.

But still after all the online hate and disinformation and incitement of white supremacist violence,

it is clear that big tech is long overdue for a

real reckoning. Sure, social media has been a force for much good. I mean, it has helped

promote black voices. Ferguson was the most used

hashtag in the first 10 years of Twitter. Social media has allowed me to connect with

y'all and us with one another but it's also empowered legions of

regular old everyday racist to wage a war against us. I personally haven't felt

safe online for years.

Okay, so story time, back in 2016, I started to get really strange messages on Facebook

from a former high school classmate of mine.

He is white.

Clearly, I'm not.

And his notes were really aggressive

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