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Disabled oracle. Founder, @DisVisibility. Editor, DISABILITY INTIMACY https://t.co/HUW0gq4JTd Available NOW!

San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2012
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[Posted by Sandy Ho] For those who would like to make a contribution to continue the legacy of her work, Alice's GoFundMe https://t.co/mvyEv2HCSp
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It’s been a pleasure working with Lex and everyone in the politics vertical at Teen Vogue. I’m heartbroken that my column, Disability Visibility, is gone. Teen Vogue was one of the few places that published disabled journalists regularly.
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Lex McMenamin (they/them)
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I was laid off from Teen Vogue today along with multiple other staffers on other sections, and today is my last day. certainly more to come from me when the dust has settled more, but to my knowledge, after today, there will be no politics staffers at Teen Vogue.
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@sierra_298
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There’s a huge misconception that Teen Vogue didn’t have rigorous writing & editing processes because its news catered to young people. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. It was one of the few places I freelanced for that had in-house fact checkers and robust systems.
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I have never been fact-checked like I’ve been fact-checked at Teen Vogue and I’ve written for almost every place you can think of
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sierra lyons
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There’s a huge misconception that Teen Vogue didn’t have rigorous writing & editing processes because its news catered to young people. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. It was one of the few places I freelanced for that had in-house fact checkers and robust systems.
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@leximcmenamin My teenage years are decades gone, but in 2018 Teen Vogue cited my article in this excellent piece on immigration. I checked back regularly -- to find intelligent, thoughtful reports. So their corporate masters eventually had to squash them. @TeenVogue
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“White people are being forced to look inward and really ask themselves, ‘What makes me an American?’”
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@ChloeNiccole
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@leximcmenamin One of the only publications that was still actually publishing meaningful political work accessible to such a wide audience… I’m sorry to hear this. 🫂
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@leximcmenamin Oh no! I was actually quite impressed at how Teen Vogue (which I never would have associated with politics as a teenager) actually handled real and breaking issues much better than many of the legacy "mainstream media."
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Lex McMenamin (they/them)
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@condeunion
condeunion
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STATEMENT: (1 of 2) We strongly condemn @CondeNast's consolidation plans for Teen Vogue, a move that is clearly designed to blunt the award-winning magazine’s insightful journalism at a time when it is needed the most. ...
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Lex McMenamin (they/them)
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I was laid off from Teen Vogue today along with multiple other staffers on other sections, and today is my last day. certainly more to come from me when the dust has settled more, but to my knowledge, after today, there will be no politics staffers at Teen Vogue.
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Alice Wong 王美華
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I’m gutted by this decision. So many excellent editors and writers impacted. My column, Disability Visibility is no more as well. Many thanks to Allegra Kirkland for giving me this amazing opportunity
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Alice Wong is the founder of the Disability Visibility Project and author of Year of the Tiger. Follow her on Twitter.
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USA TODAY Life
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Why the closure of 'Teen Vogue' is a bigger deal than you realize
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@astormbraver
✨ noosh 🌙
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teen vogue was better than actual vogue
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@EyeonPalestine
Eye on Palestine
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After tears of fear and loss... little Jowan found her cat among the tents of displacement, holding her close as if she had reclaimed a piece of her heart.
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@BBKogan
Bobby Kogan
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Lots of reporting on SNAP getting the details wrong. SNAP is not set to run out of money on November 1. There’s money in the contingency fund to pay benefits. The Trump admin is illegally refusing to deliver benefits on November 1, despite having funding to pay benefits.
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Another FYI If you're homeless, you don't have a kitchen. SNAP can't be used for prepared food. Convenience stores sell frozen food and have microwaves. As the law stands, EBT cards at convenience stores are a lifeline for the most poor.
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Colin Seeberger
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He’s talking about making people with preexisting conditions pay more. Here we go again.
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Aaron Rupar
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John Kennedy on Republican healthcare ideas: "Bringing back high risk pools, which have been outlawed under the ACA."
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Hazie Thompson
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Covid vaccines are not sterilizing, meaning they do not stop you from catching or spreading the virus. A K/N95 mask is the best way to make sure you are keeping yourself and others safe from the infection and the possible debilitating illnesses that can follow.
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@democracynow
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"It's basically Groundhog Day," Palestinian writer Muhammad Shehada says of Israel's latest attacks across Gaza that killed over 100 people. He says Israel has a long history of signing ceasefire agreements only to immediately violate them.
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@ahouse4all
Housing 4 All is Hot
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They're starting to build massive "involuntary treatment" centers for unhoused people. Concentration camps for the crime of being poor and sick. https://t.co/4pRO6jHx30
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State officials promise large-scale involuntary addiction and mental health treatment at Salt Lake City’s edge. Critics see “a prison, or a warehouse.”
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