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Nadie entendía su dolor, así que lo llevó a TikTok

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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Nadie entendía su dolor, así que lo llevó a TikTok Las cuentas sobre duelo en las redes sociales han convertido a algunas personas en influentes de la pérdida con un gran número de seguidores. Kait Granger sintió que se estaba “descomponiendo” tras el asesinato de su madre.
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No One Understood Her Grief, So She Took It Online

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By Gloria Liu Verified
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No One Understood Her Grief, So She Took It Online On “grieftok,” some influencers have amassed large followings by sharing their experiences with unimaginable loss. Kait Granger felt like she was “rotting away” after her mother was killed. TikTok became an outlet for expressing the grief she couldn’t share in real life, she said.Credit...Julia Rendleman for The New York Times June 3, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET Kait Granger grew up learning to read cues.
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The Outdoors Inclusion Movement Isn’t Dead, It’s Evolving

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We begin with a story that by now feels overly familiar: A Black man went surfing and he got called the N-word. It was 2021. Twenty-four-year-old Justin “Brick” Howze was a beginner surfer then, still learning his way around the breaks at Manhattan Beach outside of Los Angeles when a white surfer unleashed a barrage of verbal abuse upon him and his friend, using the slur repeatedly, as the pair recalled in an Instagram live they posted shortly after. The reel went viral.
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