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The Instagram feed where friends and family post tributes to loved ones who died of Aids-related illnesses has become an extraordinary compendium of lost lives.

How a phrase tied to authenticity and resistance sometimes just dishes out entertainment.

How we sit isn’t the only thing midcentury modernism sought to control.

Social networks existed long before the invention of social media.

Whitman curated his image through photography, blending truth and artifice, but like today’s selfies, found more confusion than clarity.

On underground presses and state violence.

Do pop culture interventions in presidential elections make a difference?

As women stretch themselves thin, homesteader influencers sell them an image of containment.

The female image is ubiquitous on social media, yet when it comes to pictures of parents with their children many moms feel disappeared.

A new feminist history of women and exercise glosses over the darker side of fitness culture.

The changes in popular photography.

The iPhone era has ushered in a new fondness for analog photography that has turned clunky cameras into necessary accessories.

How social media is – and isn't – changing American religion.