When Zandile Ndhlovu started scuba diving in her native South Africa, she was the only black person on the boat. Beneath the surface of the ocean she had discovered the place where she felt most herself – “an incredible world filled with wonder”.
The Twitter archives allow for instant and complete access to every public tweet, which has positioned Twitter both as a archive of collective human behavior and as a credentialing and fact-checking.
Some of the most popular social media influencers regularly offer health advice to their followers. But there are good reasons you should consult your healthcare professional before buying a new product promoted on social media.
Excessive social media use can be a very strong habit, but that doesn’t make it an addiction. Unlike addiction, frequent social media users sometimes benefit and sometimes suffer.
If you’ve recently experienced the loss of your job, it’s not the end of the world. There are steps you can take to get yourself back on your feet and secure a new position quickly.
When April Stringfield took the keys to her new 3 bedroom house in Virginia, a special bit of history was made. The new home for April and her 13-year old son is the first one constructed by Habitat for Humanity on the East Coast using 3D printing.
As with any venue, parents might be concerned about what dangers lurk on the internet. Here are five tips on how parents can encourage their children to adopt safer online behavior beyond using spyware or computer surveillance.
While wintertime can certainly be jolly and very festive, suffering from the winter blues is also quite common. If you are feeling the winter blues, here are seven helpful tips to make yourself feel better.
As a seventh grader, Emma Lembke was one of the last in her friend group in Birmingham, Alabama, to get on social media. When she did, she says she soon found herself addicted, spending five hours a day on the apps, mostly Instagram.
Vaccinated people are not as likely to spread the coronavirus as the unvaccinated. Even in the United States, where more than half of the population is fully vaccinated, the unvaccinated are responsible for the overwhelming majority of transmission.
We are constantly being bombarded with cultural messages through social media, through conversations with friends, family, coworkers, and pretty much anywhere we look. Cultural messages don’t belong to us, but we take them in as if they are our own thoughts.
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