“While I identify as Chinese-American, and that’s the only experience I can speak to because Asian Americans are not a monolith, one relatively uniform aspect of all this has been a vocal part of our community’s backlash to the #BlackLivesMatter movement.”

“For most disabled people, their disability is not a constant thought. Truth be told, I’m only ever made conscious of my disability when someone explicitly points it out to me when they ask why my eyes are shaking, why I can’t drive, or why I can’t see something they’re trying to point out.”

Gen Z is birthing change on the digital landscape faster than a Snapchat story disappears—which is fitting, because a lot of the time it feels like social media birthed us.